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proposed 3 phase boost pfc and dc-dc converter.
« on: March 28, 2013, 03:27:16 PM »


i'm estimating about 400$ worth of components.
to run 16 KW from 100vac to 800 vac, then back down to 48 volts.

any thoughts?

is running 800 volts dc a problem?

cutting the voltage in half (+/- 200) doesn't really change the cost much at all.
i would estimate 300$ to run 8 KW from 100vac to 400 and back down to 56.

is this at all worth it?

things that would be required: intelligent turbine control.
getting the boost circuit self operational is easy, the dump load can be mounted on the tower.

--sending the turbine RPM down the tower to the dc-dc converter is required.

--setting the boost PFC system up to have a variable output voltage instead of a fixed voltage is an option.. this also reduces losses considerably.-- but it complicates the step down converter. --- actually, its not that bad, because as the bus voltage falls so does the available power, a 5:1 voltage variation is probably doable.


wall of text is here: http://www.johansense.com/ProposedPFC.html
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