A Theoretical Approach in the Design of Single Frame 28 V DC and 270 V DC Dual Voltage Generator.

Received: 12 Feb 2024, Revised: 16 Mar 2024, Accepted: 24 May 2024, Available online: 26 May 2024, Version of Record: 26 May 2024

Jaishankar, C.; Thilagar, S. Hosimin; Sreenandan, J.

Abstract


Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFVs) generally operate with a 28 V DC electrical system. However, the demand for electrical power in AFVs has exceeded the capabilities of the existing 28V system. The additional load growth necessitates larger wire sizes, which adds extra weight and cost to the vehicle. Introducing a dual-bus architecture (28 V DC and 270 V DC) can lead to the efficient operation of the electrical system while meeting future demand. This paper presents the design of a Brushless Direct Current (BLDC) Dual Voltage Generator (DVG), which simultaneously outputs two voltages (28 V DC & 270 V DC) from a single frame across a wide operational speed range. The design process includes a detailed description of the individual stages, accompanied by analytical parameters and software-generated results. The modeling and analysis of the generator were carried out using Motorsolve design software. The obtained results are presented and thoroughly discussed in this paper.
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Defence Science Journal, 2024, Vol 74, Issue 1, p36



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