OVERVIEW OF SMART BI-DIRECTIONAL SINGLE-STAGE INVERTER FOR BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Authors

  • MR. RAVINDRA BABAN LOHAR
  • PROF. S.Y. GADGUNE

Keywords:

: Battery Management System, inverter, Renewable Energy, Bidirectional power flow

Abstract

Renewable energy systems have provided the way to electricity generation by reducing the environmental hazards and reducing the combustion of fuel. Grid connected renewable generation systems needs bidirectional power flow. The battery management system can make it possible to increase the reliability of grid connected systems. Electric vehicle is future of automobile industry with the advantages over the conventional vehicles. Electric automobile is increasing in Indian market with the technological advancements. The battery management of electric vehicles is one of the major concerns in design of electric vehicles. Authors have proposed the single stage battery management system using inverter. The renewable systems have replaced the conventional power generation methods and which is renewable based generation is going to increase in coming ten years. Bidirectional energy flow makes it possible to design grid connected renewable energy system.

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2021-01-22

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Vol. 7 No. 10 (2020): IJIERT

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MR. RAVINDRA BABAN LOHAR, & PROF. S.Y. GADGUNE. (2021). OVERVIEW OF SMART BI-DIRECTIONAL SINGLE-STAGE INVERTER FOR BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. International Journal of Innovations in Engineering Research and Technology, 7(10), 188-190. https://repo.ijiert.org/index.php/ijiert/article/view/122