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Development of a DC distributed power system
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2002
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Electrical EngineeringPower Converter ModulesEngineeringDc MicrogridsSmart GridPower SystemDistributed Power SystemPower Electronics ConverterSystems EngineeringElectric Power ConversionDistributed SystemsPower Electronic SystemsDistributed Control SystemPower ElectronicsActive ClampUninterruptible Power SupplyPower SystemsPower Electronic Devices
This paper presents design considerations for power converter modules used in a distributed power system, including front-end power converter modules and load power converter modules. The system is designed for a universal input voltage of 90-260 V AC, with a bus voltage of 48 V DC. Several versions of the 600 W power factor corrected front-end power converter modules have been evaluated. One configuration includes a zero-voltage-transition PWM boost PFC circuit followed by a zero-voltage-switched active-clamp forward power converter. The second configuration uses an interleaved active-clamp flyback power converter for both the power factor correction and bus voltage regulation. 150 W and 300 W load power converter modules with 5 V output have been developed using the active clamp forward power converter topology and low-profile magnetics.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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