Power supply system including dc-to-dc converter and control method therefor
Abstract
A DC-DC converter including a bridge circuit unit electrically connected to a DC link capacitor and comprising at least one full bridge circuit comprising switching elements; a sensing unit for sensing a voltage between the bridge circuit unit and the DC link capacitor; and a control unit for controlling the bridge circuit unit according to the sensed voltage, wherein a power of one end of a battery is controlled to a droop curve-shaped power value according to the sensed voltage, wherein the DC-DC converter further comprises an inductor and a capacitor electrically connected to the bridge circuit unit, the inductor is connected to one end of a battery, the capacitor is connected to one end of the battery and a node on the other end of the battery, and the node is connected to and arranged between the inductor and the battery.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A DC-DC converter comprising:
a bridge circuit unit electrically connected to a DC link capacitor and comprising at least one full bridge circuit comprising switching elements; a sensing unit for sensing a voltage between the bridge circuit unit and the DC link capacitor; and a control unit for controlling the bridge circuit unit according to the sensed voltage, wherein a power of one end of a battery is controlled to a droop curve-shaped power value according to the sensed voltage, wherein the DC-DC converter further comprises an inductor and a capacitor electrically connected to the bridge circuit unit, the inductor is connected to one end of a battery, the capacitor is connected to one end of the battery and a node on the other end of the battery, and the node is connected to and arranged between the inductor and the battery.
2 . The DC-DC converter of claim 1 , wherein the control unit controls the bridge circuit unit so that a first power is supplied to the battery when the sensed voltage is greater than or equal to a first voltage.
3 . The DC-DC converter of claim 2 , wherein the first power corresponds to a product of a first delta voltage that is a difference between the sensed voltage and the first voltage and a preset charging slope constant.
4 . The DC-DC converter of claim 3 , wherein a droop curve of the droop curve-shaped control comprises a straight line with the preset charging slope, on which there is a point where the first voltage is associated with zero first power supported to the battery.
5 . The DC-DC converter of claim 2 , wherein when the sensed voltage is less than or equal to a second voltage, wherein the control unit controls the bridge circuit so that a second power is discharged from the battery, and
wherein the second voltage is lower than the first voltage.
6 . The DC-DC converter of claim 5 , wherein the second power corresponds to a product of a second delta voltage that is a difference between the sensed voltage and the second voltage and a preset discharging slope constant.
7 . The DC-DC converter of claim 6 , wherein a droop curve of the droop curve-shaped control comprises a straight line with the preset discharging slope, on which there is a point where the second voltage is associated with zero second power discharged from the battery.
8 . The DC-DC converter of claim 6 , wherein the control unit controls the bridge circuit unit so that power of one end of the battery becomes zero when the sensed voltage is a voltage between the first voltage and the second voltage.
9 . The DC-DC converter of claim 8 , wherein when the sensed voltage is greater than a third voltage, the control unit controls the bridge circuit unit, so that the first power corresponds to a product of the third voltage and a preset charging slope constant, and
the third voltage is greater than the first voltage.
10 . The DC-DC converter of claim 8 , wherein when the sensed voltage is greater than a fourth voltage, the control unit controls the bridge circuit unit so that the second power corresponds to a product of the fourth voltage and a preset charging slope constant, and
the fourth voltage is smaller than the second voltage.
11 . A DC-DC converter comprising:
a first bridge circuit unit; a second bridge circuit unit a transformer connected between the first bridge circuit unit and the second bridge circuit unit; an LC circuit connected to the second bridge circuit, wherein the LC circuit is connected to a battery; a sensing unit for sensing a voltage a first end of the first bridge circuit unit; and a control unit for controlling the second bridge circuit unit according to the sensed voltage, wherein a power of one end of a battery is controlled to a droop curve-shaped power value according to the sensed voltage, wherein the LC circuit includes an inductor and a capacitor electrically connected to the second bridge circuit unit, the inductor is connected to one end of a battery, the capacitor is connected to one end of the battery and a node on the other end of the battery, and the node is connected to and arranged between the inductor and the battery.
12 . The DC-DC converter of claim 11 , wherein the control unit configured to control switching operations of the second bridge circuit so that a charging power corresponding to a first power supplied to the battery has a droop curve-shaped power value according to the sensed voltage.
13 . The DC-DC converter of claim 12 , when the sensed voltage is greater than or equal to a first voltage, the first power corresponds to a product of a preset charging slope constant and a first delta voltage that is a difference between the sensed voltage and the first voltage, and
wherein when the sensed voltage is less than or equal to a second voltage, the control unit is further configured to control the switching operations of the second bridge circuit unit so that a second power is discharged from the battery, and wherein the second voltage is lower than the first voltage.
14 . The DC-DC converter of claim 13 , wherein the second power corresponds to a product of a preset discharging slope constant and a second delta voltage that is a difference between the sensed voltage and the second voltage.
15 . The DC-DC converter of claim 14 , wherein control unit is further configured to control the switching operations of the second bridge circuit unit so that a power supplied to the first end of the battery is zero when the sensed voltage is a voltage between the first voltage and the second voltage.
16 . A control method of charging/discharging of a battery of a DC-DC converter including a DC link capacitor, the battery, and a bridge circuit unit disposed between the DC link capacitor and the battery, wherein the bridge circuit unit comprises at least one full bridge circuit with switching elements;
wherein the DC-DC converter further comprises an inductor and a capacitor electrically connected to the bridge circuit unit, wherein the inductor is connected to one end of a battery, wherein the capacitor is connected to one end of the battery and a node on the other end of the battery, and wherein the node is connected to and arranged between the inductor and the battery, wherein the control method of the DC-DC converter comprises: sensing a voltage between the DC link capacitor and the bridge circuit; and controlling the bridge circuit unit based on the sensed voltage, wherein charge/discharge power of the battery is controlled to a droop curve-shaped power value according to the sensed voltage.
17 . The control method of the DC-DC converter of claim 16 , wherein controlling the bridge circuit unit includes:
charging the battery with a first power when the sensed voltage is greater than or equal to a first voltage; and discharging the battery with a second power when the sensed voltage is less than or equal to a second voltage.
18 . The control method of the DC-DC converter of claim 17 , wherein the first power corresponds to a product of a first delta voltage that is a difference between the sensed voltage and the first voltage and a preset charging slope constant.
19 . The control method of the DC-DC converter of claim 17 , wherein the second power corresponds to a product of a second delta voltage that is a difference between the sensed voltage and the second voltage and a preset discharging slope constant.
20 . The control method of the DC-DC converter of claim 16 , wherein the charging or discharging of the battery is stopped when the sensed voltage is a voltage between the first voltage and the second voltage.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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