Design and Implementation of a High Efficiency Cost Effective EV Charger Using LLC Resonant Converter
Xerxex Dan G. Gumera, Aileen B. Caberos, Shu‐Chuan Huang
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Xerxex Dan G. Gumera, Aileen B. Caberos, Shu‐Chuan Huang
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This paper focuses on the design and implementation of a Half Bridge LLC resonant converter for Light Electric Vehicle (LEV) battery charging applications. The proposed charger is designed to have high efficiency, low component cost, wide output voltage range, and low switching losses to maximize energy transfer through the converter to the battery using Constant Current (CC) and Constant Voltage (CV) control methods. The experimental results of the LLC resonant converter prototype, fed by a 322-420V PFC output, converts universal AC input to 57.6V DC at 345W power operating at peak efficiency of 96.3%.
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This paper focuses on the design and implementation of a Half Bridge LLC resonant converter for Light Electric Vehicle (LEV) battery charging applications. The proposed charger is designed to have high efficiency, low component cost, wide output voltage range, and low switching losses to maximize energy transfer through the converter to the battery using Constant Current (CC) and Constant Voltage (CV) control methods. The experimental results of the LLC resonant converter prototype, fed by a 322-420V PFC output, converts universal AC input to 57.6V DC at 345W power operating at peak efficiency of 96.3%.
Key concepts: Resonant converter, Battery charger, Electrical engineering, Battery (electricity), Voltage, Half bridge, Power (physics), Maximum power transfer theorem