Hyosung Corporation

Hyosung Heavy Industries Corporation

Byeng Joo Byen

Byung Hwan Jeong

Hae Won Seo

Joo Yeon Lee

Jeong Min Lee

Hyun Jun Kim

Jae Hyuk Kim

Sung Joo Kim

A startup method of a semiconductor transformer, according to the present invention, comprises: a link capacitor initiating step in which a control unit controls a link capacitor voltage of a link capacitor between an AC/DC converter and a DC/DC converter connected thereto in series to reach an initial reference value, and stores link power; an output capacitor initiating step in which the control unit controls an output capacitor voltage of an output capacitor configured in an output of the DC/DC converter to reach an initial reference value, and stores output power; a link capacitor stabilizing step in which the control unit controls the link capacitor such that the link capacitor voltage of the link capacitor reaches a stable reference value; and an output capacitor stabilizing step in which the control unit controls the output capacitor such that the output capacitor voltage of the output capacitor reaches a stable reference value.

Startup method of semiconductor transformer, and converter using same

A power facility for remote control includes: an analog sensing value reception unit that collects an internal analog sensing value of the power facility; a digital conversion unit that converts the analog sensing value into digital information; and a communication unit that transmits the digital information to an external remote control device by using one optical path. Therefore, by allowing a plurality of analog sensing values from the power facility to be transmitted to the remote control device by using one optical path, transmission efficiency can be increased, and by converting a plurality of analog sensing values of the power facility into digital information and transmitting the digital information with an asynchronous frame, the plurality of analog sensing values can be efficiently transmitted through one optical path without a separate synchronous signal.

Power facility for remote control

The present invention relates to a composite charging system and method capable of producing charging power for an electric vehicle by utilizing hydrogen energy supplied to a hydrogen vehicle, and compositely connecting hydrogen energy with a power system to efficiently perform charging of the electric vehicle, and more flexibly coping with the use of energy. The composite charging system according to the present invention comprises: a hydrogen charger which charges hydrogen into a vehicle; a hydrogen power supply system which generates and supplies power on the basis of hydrogen; a system power supply system which supplies power from a power system; an electric charger which charges the electric vehicle; and a battery power supply system which stores power supplied from the hydrogen power supply system and the system power supply system, and supplies the stored power to the electric charger.

Composite charging system and method

Proposed is a method for accurately predicting an overcurrent flowing inside an isolated bidirectional DC-DC converter even without using a current sensor on primary and secondary sides of a transformer. In the converter according to the present disclosure, an average value of the inductor current is calculated after deriving inflection point current values by respectively modeling a current waveform for an inductor current of the transformer. A secondary side output current average value is calculated by comparing the calculated average value of the inductor current with a secondary side capacitor current average value of the converter at no load. Next, an error between the secondary side output current average value and an actually measured secondary side output current is calculated, and the inflection point current values of the current waveform are updated using a gain for reducing the error through PI control, whereby the overcurrent may be predicted.

Sensorless prediction method of overcurrent in isolated bidirectional DC-DC converter

A method for determining a scheme for converting power in every power conversion control period and converting power according to the determined scheme may comprise the steps of: calculating average power in a transformer inductor at the time of power conversion according to an SPWM scheme in a control period; calculating average power in the transformer inductor at the time of power conversion according to a DPWM scheme in a control period; and converting power according to a scheme by means of which the calculated average power of the transformer inductor is greater. Here, in the step of calculating the average power in the transformer inductor at the time of power conversion according to the DPWM scheme, it is possible to select a DPWM scheme with the maximum duty in a step-up or step-down condition given in the control period.

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Suwon-si, South Korea

Byeng Joo Byen