CAREER: Capacitor-Assisted Design Paradigm for Future Generations of High-Power-Density High-Power-Efficiency Power Management and Delivery
CAREER: Capacitor-Assisted Design Paradigm for Future Generations of High-Power-Density High-Power-Efficiency Power Management and Delivery
批准号:
1056013
负责人:
Hoi Lee
金额:
$40.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-06-01 至 2016-05-31
中文摘要
职业:未来高功率密度、高功率效率电源管理和传输的电容器辅助设计范式摘要本研究的目的是为照明、移动手持电子、无线传感器等不同应用的电源管理和传输展示一种转型范例,以显著降低全球能耗。该方法以创新的方式使用电容器,以实现电容器辅助设计范例,以推进隔离和非隔离功率转换器的拓扑和架构。本课题的智力优势包括电容辅助多级概念的发展和高输入电压电源变换器中无变压器的电流隔离。与现有方法相比,这些突破将使功率转换器实现更高的功率效率和功率密度的数量级改进。另一项关于自动可重构开关电容器拓扑的发明将大大提高功率变换器在不稳定输入直流条件下的功率效率。该项目更广泛的影响是,通过从根本上推进功率转换技术,它有可能实现显著的能源和材料节约。能源节约可以减少从国外进口的能源和有害的碳当量排放,而通过小型化节省的材料可以显著降低成本,从而通过技术领先地位促进美国企业的发展。将制定一项综合教育计划,包括密切的工业合作、组织讲习班、改进研究生和本科生的电力管理课程,以及向高中和代表性不足的学生提供服务。为了不断改进所有教育活动,将强调进行适当的评价。
英文摘要
CAREER: Capacitor-Assisted Design Paradigm for Future Generations of High-Power-Density High-Power-Efficiency Power Management and DeliveryAbstractThe objective of this research is to demonstrate a transformational paradigm for power management and delivery in different applications such as lighting, mobile handheld electronics, wireless sensors, etc, in order to significantly reduce the global energy consumption. The approach is to use capacitors in innovative ways to enable a capacitor-assisted design paradigm for advancing topologies and architectures of isolated and non-isolated power converters.The intellectual merits of this project include the developments of the capacitor-assisted multi-level concept and the transformer-less galvanic isolation in high-input-voltage power converters. These breakthroughs will enable power converters to achieve much higher power efficiencies and orders-of-magnitude improvement in the power density compared with existing methods. Another invention on the auto-reconfigurable switched-capacitor topologies will greatly enhance the power efficiency of power converters under unstable input DC conditions.The broader impact of this project is its potential of achieving significant saving of energy and materials via advancing the power conversion technology in a fundamental way. The energy saving could decrease both imports of energy from foreign sources and the harmful carbon-equivalent emissions, while the material saving through miniaturization could lead to significant cost reduction that would promote U.S. businesses through technological leadership. An integrated educational program that includes the close industrial collaboration, organizing workshops, improving the graduate and undergraduate power management curriculum, and the outreach to high-school and under-represented students, will be developed. Proper evaluations will be emphasized for continuous improvements in all educational activities.
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