Single-Magnetic Cell-to-Cell Charge Equalization Converter With Reduced Number of Transformer Windings

By Sang-Hyun Park, Ki-Bum Park, H. Kim, Gun-Woo Moon, M. Youn. IEEE transactions on power electronics, 2012

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Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Control and Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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Citations in the corpus

• A MultiWinding Transformer Cell-to-Cell Active Equalization Method for Lithium-Ion Batteries With Reduced Number of Driving Circuits (2016, methodology): “3, where the two connected switches are used as a bidirectional switch which is turned ON or OFF simultaneously instead of the switches with separate operation principles in [6] and [16].”
• Modeling and Analysis of Series–Parallel Switched-Capacitor Voltage Equalizer for Battery/Supercapacitor Strings (2015, background): “In order to avoid the waste of energy during the voltage-balancing process and to make every cell providing the best performance, various active balancers are designed based on switched-mode power conversion circuits in [7]–[18].”