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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Avbrottsfri Kraft med användning av ultrakondensatorer

Bergkvist, Jonas, Gustafsson, Fredrik January 2014 (has links)
The supply of uninterruptible power can be applied to many areas where continuous operation is highly prioritized. The application of uninterruptible power for motor operation is facilitated using a frequency converter. Direct current operated frequency converters can be applied directly to the power reserve which removes the need for additional power-converting. Batteries have long constituted the power reserve but advancements in the development of ultracapacitors have created a viable substitution. Ultra-capacitors have high energy storing capabilities and can be applied to high power applications. Maxwell is a leading manufacturing company of ultracapacitors and pro-vide different modules with built-in solutions for voltage balancing. Uneven voltages between series-connected capacitors is a phenomenon caused by vary-ing capacitance. A configuration containing Maxwell’s 56V module is created and constitutes the power reserve in the simulations. The discharge simulation shows a significant current that could damage the system. A current limiting transistor is introduced in the circuit to provide a safer course of discharge. The result of the simulations confirms that the application of ultracapacitors in uninterruptible power for motor operation is viable.

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