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A. Garrigos

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Optimized Topology for High Efficiency Battery Discharge Regulator

2008

In the following years power levels of 20 kW to 50 kW will be demanded by the telecommunication satellites. It is not possible to keep 0.5 kW modules with up to 100 modules in parallel and, therefore, higher power modules must be used. A higher bus voltage seems also necessary and any voltage below 150 V and above 100 V could meet the needs. In addition, new optimized topologies that process only a part of the total power delivery can be employed to improve the efficiency. In this article, design guidelines and experimental results of a high efficiency battery discharge regulator (BDR) module based on parallel power processing are given.

Engineeringbusiness.industryPower processingElectrical engineeringRegulatorAerospace EngineeringNetwork topologyConstant power circuitBus voltageRedundancy (engineering)Electrical and Electronic EngineeringbusinessSwitched-mode power supply applicationsVoltage
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Modeling the Sequential Switching Shunt Series Regulator

2005

This letter characterizes, in terms of the bandwidth and limit cycle frequency of its constituent subsystems, the sequential switching shunt series regulator -S/sup 4/R, a high-efficiency, low-mass and volume power cell devised to power the next generation of regulated power buses in telecommunication spacecrafts. Transconductance power source modeling is used to obtain linear and nonlinear models. These are used to establish a design control strategy which involves the dynamic response in large load requirements or at the end of the satellite life. Simulations and experimental results are also given to demonstrate the validity of the model.

EngineeringSpacecraftbusiness.industryTransconductanceBandwidth (signal processing)RegulatorEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyNonlinear systemPower system simulationControl theoryLimit cycleElectrical and Electronic EngineeringbusinessShunt (electrical)IEEE Power Electronics Letters
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