National Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology

Shu-Hsien Wen

Kuo-Kuang Jen

Gwo-Huei You

Chih-Hsien Chung

Shih-Chang Tseng

Jin-Kuan Chang

Cheng-Yu Shih

Chung-Ling Tseng

A household energy management and dispatching system includes: a power generation device, converters, an energy storage device, an energy management controller, local servers and a cloud server. Each of the converters is electrically connected to the power generation device, an electricity grid, the energy storage device and the energy management controller, configured to receive a power generation electrical energy or a utility power, and transmitted to the energy storage device and a load. Each of the local servers is electrically connected to each of the converters and configured to read an electrical energy information, a utility power information and an energy storage information. The cloud server is electrically connected to the local servers. The local servers perform an edge computing analysis to obtain an edge information according to the above information. The system is used to provide a buffer to stabilize the grid and power dispatching.

Household energy management and dispatching system

A power conversion system comprises a plurality of power converter modules, each including a bi-directional DC to DC converter and a current controller, wherein the bi-directional DC to DC converter is connected to the current controller, for charging or discharging a DC power source according to a distribution command received from the current controller, and a voltage controller, connecting to the plurality of power converter modules, for generating a current command to the current controller, wherein the voltage controller generates a current command to the current controller of the power converter module according to the detected capacity and voltage of the DC power source, whereby the current controller generates the distribution command to the bi-directional DC to DC converter with the received current command.

Power converter module

A battery balance management circuit includes an active and passive testing balance bus, a plurality of battery sets, a primary charging converter, a secondary charging system, an electrical load and a battery management system. An external balance management mechanism is utilized to compensate for current loss of the battery set, effectively enabling the battery sets to provide stable large current output.

Battery balance management circuit

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Shu-Hsien Wen