A new topology for fuel cell power trains including a new integrated converter
Abstract
A new power train topology for fuel cell based vehicles with electrical machines is introduced, including a new integrated converter. A direct energy conversion scheme is applied, reducing the contributing components to the... [ view full abstract ]
A new power train topology for fuel cell based vehicles with electrical machines is introduced, including a new integrated converter. A direct energy conversion scheme is applied, reducing the contributing components to the standard power train setup while increasing efficiency due to direct energy conversion. Using this power train configuration, a standard inverter is used in parallel for energy conversion in terms of propulsion demands and charging aspects. For the first time power arising from a fuel cell (fc) stack and accumulator are converted at the same time with one standard power train inverter offering high efficiency and increased reliability.
Authors
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Martin Neuburger
(University of Applied Sciences, Esslingen)
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Duleepa Thrimawithana
(The University of Auckland)
Topic Areas
Electrical Drives , Electrification of Traction Systems , Special Machines and Actuators
Session
PS-1 » Poster Session I (11:10 - Monday, 30th November, Foyer)