A New Dual-Source Inverter Topology With Enhanced Modulation for Hybrid Energy Sources in Electric Vehicles Application
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Abstract
Hybrid energy sources in electric vehicles are a well-established approach to mitigating pollution caused by fossil fuels, thanks to their integration of batteries and ultra-capacitors. While various hybrid source inverters (HSIs) have been introduced in the literature to enable single-stage conversion, further advancements in topology and operation are still achievable. This article proposes a novel HSI structure that utilizes four shared IGBTs across three phases, complemented by a secondary two-level voltage source inverter. Compared to conventional HSIs, the proposed topology reduces the number of switches and eliminates the need for diodes. The shared-switch configuration leads to lower switching and conduction losses, enhancing overall efficiency. In addition to the new topology, a modified space vector modulation technique tailored for HSIs is introduced. This modulation strategy is applied to the proposed topology, and its performance is evaluated across multiple metrics, including junction temperature profile, efficiency, output total harmonic distortion, and switching and conduction losses. The results demonstrate significant performance improvements. Furthermore, both simulation and experimental results are presented to validate the functionality of the proposed topology and modulation scheme.
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