Exploring the Potential of EV Motor Winding in LCL Filter Design for On-Board Chargers

Исследование потенциала обмотки двигателя электромобиля для проектирования LCL-фильтра бортовых зарядных устройств
Muhammad Talib Faiz, Junwei Liu, Leung Ka Hei, Muhammad Mansoor Khan, K. H. Loo
2023-09-04

EV motor stator windingHardware-in-the-loop testingLCL filteractive front-end rectifieron-board charger
This study proposes utilizing the stator winding of an electric vehicle (EV) motor as an input filter for an active front-end rectifier stage of on-board charger, forming an LCL filter. However, the high value of grid-side filter inductance due to the EV motor winding may constrain the LCL filter design. A small signal model is developed to investigate system dynamics, and a control structure is designed for an integrated LCL filtered on-board charger (IOBC). Results show that integrated LCL filter performs similarly to typical LCL filter, with the added benefits of reduced weight, volume, and cost of OBC. The effectiveness of the designed control structure is validated experimentally in real-time using Hardware-in-the-loop testing.
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A dedicated control structure is designed for the integrated LCL-filtered on-board charger to manage its dynamics.
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The EV motor’s stator winding can serve as the grid-side inductive element of an LCL input filter for an on-board charger’s active front-end rectifier.
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The high inductance of the motor winding may constrain feasible LCL filter design and requires system-dynamics analysis using a small-signal model.
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The integrated LCL filter achieves performance similar to a conventional LCL filter while reducing the charger’s weight, volume, and cost.
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The proposed control structure is experimentally validated in real time using hardware-in-the-loop testing.

The stator winding of an electric vehicle motor integrated as the grid-side/input inductive element of an LCL-filtered on-board charger with an active front-end rectifier

The feasibility, system dynamics, filter-design constraints, and control performance of using the EV motor winding as an integrated LCL filter in an on-board charger

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Muhammad Talib Faiz
Junwei Liu
Leung Ka Hei
Muhammad Mansoor Khan
K. H. Loo
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