A 10-kW (53V/200A), forced-air-cooled DC-DC converter has been developed for fuel cell systems. This converter uses new high-voltage bipolar-mode static induction transistors (BSIT), a new driving method, a zero-voltage-switched pulse-width-modulation technique, and a new litz wire with low AC resistance. It weighs only 16.5kg, has a volume of 26,000cm3, operates at 40kHz, and has a power conversion efficiency of about 95%. The power loss of this converter is 20% less than that of conventional natural-air-cooled DC-DC converters, and the power density is 3 times as high.
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Katsuhiko YAMAMOTO, Tomoji SUGAI, Koichi TANAKA, "A Compact, High-Efficiency, High-Power DC-DC Converter" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E78-B, no. 4, pp. 608-615, April 1995, doi: .
Abstract: A 10-kW (53V/200A), forced-air-cooled DC-DC converter has been developed for fuel cell systems. This converter uses new high-voltage bipolar-mode static induction transistors (BSIT), a new driving method, a zero-voltage-switched pulse-width-modulation technique, and a new litz wire with low AC resistance. It weighs only 16.5kg, has a volume of 26,000cm3, operates at 40kHz, and has a power conversion efficiency of about 95%. The power loss of this converter is 20% less than that of conventional natural-air-cooled DC-DC converters, and the power density is 3 times as high.
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