Analyzing the Behavior of Solid State Protection System for Dual Active Bridge in Solid State Transformers Under Short Circuit Faults
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Abstract
DC microgrids equipped with solid-state transformers (SST) offer a contemporary alternative to traditional low-frequency transformers (LFT) by increasing the system’s power density. The SST consists of a front-end AC/DC converter and a Dual Active Bridge (DAB) as the two major components. However, the protection of the SSTs is still under minor development as they need a fast and reliable protection system. Solid-state circuit breakers (SSCBs) are becoming more popular in DC power systems due to the need for protection at ultrafast speed. The main objective of this article is to analyze the performance of the SSCB-based protection system for DAB during short circuit faults. PLECS simulation environment has been used to simulate and analyze the protection system’s reaction to short circuit failures. A 1kW SSCB integrated DAB has been implemented in testing with actual hardware to validate the simulation results. The SSCB-based protection system achieves a remarkably high speed tripping time of 340µs. For a better understanding of the system, the behavior of the SSCB during a short circuit has been demonstrated at 50V by achieving a response time of 55.4µs. Moreover, the system is tested for different voltage levels to demonstrate the response time. This illustrates how the SSCB can safeguard SST quickly and effectively, improving safety and reliability.
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