Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics

ABSTRACT Electric vehicles (EVs) are poised to take center stage in daily transportation, gradually replacing vehicles solely reliant on combustion engines. Therefore, it is essential to address power quality issues associated with their integration into smart cities. Interleaved DC‐to‐DC boost conv...

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Main Authors: Mahdi Maleki, Milad Rahimipour Behbahani, Alireza Jalilian
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Published: Wiley 2025-01-01
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1002/eng2.13049
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description ABSTRACT Electric vehicles (EVs) are poised to take center stage in daily transportation, gradually replacing vehicles solely reliant on combustion engines. Therefore, it is essential to address power quality issues associated with their integration into smart cities. Interleaved DC‐to‐DC boost converters are utilized to fulfill the objectives of voltage regulation and power factor correction (PFC) by controlling the duty cycle of their operational switches. The voltage regulation and reactive power compensation are addressed by the outer and inner control loops, respectively. Average current mode control is implemented to align the drawn current with the source voltage, even though it includes indispensable nonfundamental harmonic components. Voltage and current harmonics analyses are performed, and then the distortion power factor (DPF) is calculated. The charger's DPF and its efficiency factor are calculated to be 0.8583 and 0.935, respectively. To demonstrate the ascendancy of the control strategy, the charger's characteristics are compared to those of an uncontrolled charger with a proposed boost converter. The total harmonic distortion (THD) for the controlled current and voltage is significantly less than that of the uncontrolled charger design.
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spelling doaj-art-4daf25589ddf4ebf8d9e360f0799f1eb2025-01-31T00:22:49ZengWileyEngineering Reports2577-81962025-01-0171n/an/a10.1002/eng2.13049Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage HarmonicsMahdi Maleki0Milad Rahimipour Behbahani1Alireza Jalilian2Iran University of Science and Technology Tehran IranIran University of Science and Technology Tehran IranIran University of Science and Technology Tehran IranABSTRACT Electric vehicles (EVs) are poised to take center stage in daily transportation, gradually replacing vehicles solely reliant on combustion engines. Therefore, it is essential to address power quality issues associated with their integration into smart cities. Interleaved DC‐to‐DC boost converters are utilized to fulfill the objectives of voltage regulation and power factor correction (PFC) by controlling the duty cycle of their operational switches. The voltage regulation and reactive power compensation are addressed by the outer and inner control loops, respectively. Average current mode control is implemented to align the drawn current with the source voltage, even though it includes indispensable nonfundamental harmonic components. Voltage and current harmonics analyses are performed, and then the distortion power factor (DPF) is calculated. The charger's DPF and its efficiency factor are calculated to be 0.8583 and 0.935, respectively. To demonstrate the ascendancy of the control strategy, the charger's characteristics are compared to those of an uncontrolled charger with a proposed boost converter. The total harmonic distortion (THD) for the controlled current and voltage is significantly less than that of the uncontrolled charger design.https://doi.org/10.1002/eng2.13049average current modecascade controller designDC‐to‐DC interleaved boost convertersharmonics analysispower factor correctionswitched‐mode power supplies
spellingShingle Mahdi Maleki
Milad Rahimipour Behbahani
Alireza Jalilian
Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics
Engineering Reports
average current mode
cascade controller design
DC‐to‐DC interleaved boost converters
harmonics analysis
power factor correction
switched‐mode power supplies
title Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics
title_full Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics
title_fullStr Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics
title_full_unstemmed Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics
title_short Cascade Controller Design for a Single‐Stage Charger to Inspect Distortion Power Factor, and Grid‐Side Voltage Harmonics
title_sort cascade controller design for a single stage charger to inspect distortion power factor and grid side voltage harmonics
topic average current mode
cascade controller design
DC‐to‐DC interleaved boost converters
harmonics analysis
power factor correction
switched‐mode power supplies
url https://doi.org/10.1002/eng2.13049
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