IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications
Input Current Controlled DC Interconnection Converter for Fuel Cell Systems
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A fuel cell energy system is under development for supply of generated electrical energy to telecommunications equipment. It is a cogeneration system; the heat energy recovered is used to cool the telecommunications equipment. For this system, a method is described for controlling a new DC interconnection converter. Its DC interconnection characteristics are also discussed. The new converter controls its input current to the fuel cell rated current at maximum and can operate stably even when the fuel cell voltage decreases. This allows good DC interconnection characteristics to be obtained in both the steady state and the transient state.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E81-B No.12 pp.2553-2558
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- 1998/12/25
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Yutaka KUWATA, Tadatoshi BABASAKI, "Input Current Controlled DC Interconnection Converter for Fuel Cell Systems" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E81-B, no. 12, pp. 2553-2558, December 1998, doi: .
Abstract: A fuel cell energy system is under development for supply of generated electrical energy to telecommunications equipment. It is a cogeneration system; the heat energy recovered is used to cool the telecommunications equipment. For this system, a method is described for controlling a new DC interconnection converter. Its DC interconnection characteristics are also discussed. The new converter controls its input current to the fuel cell rated current at maximum and can operate stably even when the fuel cell voltage decreases. This allows good DC interconnection characteristics to be obtained in both the steady state and the transient state.
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AB - A fuel cell energy system is under development for supply of generated electrical energy to telecommunications equipment. It is a cogeneration system; the heat energy recovered is used to cool the telecommunications equipment. For this system, a method is described for controlling a new DC interconnection converter. Its DC interconnection characteristics are also discussed. The new converter controls its input current to the fuel cell rated current at maximum and can operate stably even when the fuel cell voltage decreases. This allows good DC interconnection characteristics to be obtained in both the steady state and the transient state.
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