Technical Name Solid State Transformer
Project Operator National Cheng Kung University Hierarchical Green-Energy Materials (Hi-GEM) Research Center
Project Host 陳建富
Summary
In the traditional AC transmission method, there will be a loss of reactive power in the cable. If we use the DC specification, this loss can be reduced to improve the efficiency. There is a need for voltage transformation between 40020k VDC. The disadvantages of traditional transformers are large size, heavy weightpollution of insulating oil. The demand for solid-state transformers came into being. Our solution utilizes ISOP's modular architecture to increase the frequency to 50 kHz to achieve the effect of reducing sizeimproving efficiencycan improve the shortcomings of traditional transformers.
Scientific Breakthrough
The plan of ISOP's modular architecture, coupled with the application of solid-state transformers, the input of two sets of 10 k VDC are connected in series,the output is connected in parallel to achieve voltage conversion between the medium voltage side voltage of 20k VDCthe low voltage side voltage of 400VDC. This solution increases the frequency to 50kHz to achieve the effect of reducing the volumeimproving the efficiency,can improve the shortcomings of traditional transformers,is suitable for renewable energy of multiple specifications.
Industrial Applicability
The AC transmission method, there is a loss of reactive power in the cable. If the DC specification are used, the loss can be reduced to improve the efficiency. There is a need for voltage transformation between 40020k VDC. The demand for Solid-State Transformers came into being. Our solution utilizes ISOP's modular architecture to increase the frequency to 50kHz to achieve the effect of reducing sizeimproving efficiency,can improve the shortcomings of traditional transformers. And SST is widely used in data centers, submarine power transmission, offshore wind farms, electric shipsother fields.
Keyword Solid State Transformers Data Centers Subsea Transmission Offshore Wind Farms Electric Boats Renewable Energy DC Grids
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