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Modeling and Control of a Multiport Converter based EV Charging Station with PV and Battery

As an environmental friendly vehicle, the increasing number of electrical vehicles (EVs) leads to a
pressing need of widely distributed charging stations, especially due to the limited on-board battery
capacity. However, fast charging stations, especially super-fast charging stations may stress power grid
with potential overload at peaking time, sudden power gap and voltage sag. This project discusses the
implementation and modeling of space vector modulation to multiport converter based EV charging station
integrated with PV power generation, and battery energy storage system. In this paper, the control scheme
and combination of PV power generation, EV charging station, and battery energy storage (BES) provides
improved stabilization including power gap balancing, peak shaving and valley filling, and voltage sag
compensation. As a result, the influence on power grid is reduced due to the matching between daily
charging demand and adequate daytime PV generation. Simulation results are presented to confirm the
benefits at different modes of this proposed multiport EV charging circuits with the PV-BES configuration with
SVM technique. Furthermore, SiC devices are employed to the EV charging station to further improve the
efficiency.