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Power and Phase Current Balancing Technique for Bidirectional Cascade Three-Phase CLLLC Resonant Converters

Author(s)
Kowi, Prachaya
Polmai, Sompob
Date Issued
January 1, 2025
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/ICPEI66116.2025.11282897
Abstract
This paper presents an interleaved configuration of bidirectional cascade three-phase CLLLC resonant converters (BCTRC) topology. The proposed approach reduces the high-voltage transformer turns ratio, minimizes input/output current ripple, and improves current sharing across MOSFETs and power balance among converters, thereby lowering device stress and extending the system's lifespan. In practice, component tolerances lead to resonant parameter mismatches, resulting in phase current imbalance and unequal high-side voltage sharing. To overcome this, a fundamental voltage control (FVC) method is employed for power balancing, while trigonometric current balancing (TCB) is used to equalize phase currents. Simulation results confirm that the combination of FVC and TCB achieves the lowest unbalanced coefficient (Uf) decreasing from 8.36% to 2.93% and reduces the power sharing error (PSE), decreasing from 9.78% to 0.24% in the forward case. In the reverse case Uf decreases from 9.37% to 1.62%, while PSE is reduced from 9.66% to 0.58%. Furthermore, the proposed method equalizes the high-side voltages and maintains zero voltage switching (ZVS) under both forward and reverse power flow conditions.
Citation
2025 7th International Conference on Power Energy and Innovations Icpei 2025 Proceedings, 2025
Subjects

Bidirectional DC-DC C...

CLLLC Resonant Conver...

Fundamental Voltage C...

Imbalance

Unbalanced coefficien...

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