Circuit Order Reduction of Closed Loop DC/DC Battery Converter via Padé Approximants
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Abstract
Recently, the energy sector has started to evolve, since it is a field related to several factors that cause its proportional growth, namely: the demographic evolution and the inhabitant's electric behavior change. Besides, this area has a negative influence on the environment whenever conventional sources are used. As a remedy, the use of renewable energy sources to meet demand is recommended. However, these sources are intermittent, even though they are environmentally friendly. This intermittency requires storage facilities to smooth the energy profile as well as possible combinations of complementary renewable sources. This constitutes a hybrid system that requires control, energy management and energy conversion from alternative forms to the continuous mode and aims at versa. These systems rely on power electronics equipment that evolves proportionally to satisfy the requirements. This evolution makes these systems progressively more complex. Therefore, the solution is to find a way to reduce them, which will facilitate their manipulation and then the implementation. In this context, we use, in this paper, the Padé approximants for power electronics circuits' model order reduction. For this purpose, we have considered the case of a DC/DC step-down device connected to a battery for an application in hybrid renewable energy systems. This circuit was combined with a PID controller and reduced using its closed loop transfer function. The obtained reduced model is a first-order system that behaves like the original circuit model.
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