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Total Cells: 550
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Austria ? less then 1000 km away from me.....
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Electronics ? No clue. Am machinery engineer.
Location: Germany
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Total Cells: 550
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08-31-2019, 12:29 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-31-2019, 06:54 PM by Cherry67. Edited 2 times in total.)
Just to Note, system ist running as i am in vacation with it.
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Just to give an Update, i have Made a 10s18p block out of 3 Pedelec batteries. The converting in both directions simultaneously rund smootly. Its 36 V about 50 Ah.
4 Weeks Test in A mobile Home successful.
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11-14-2019, 01:35 PM
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Real life experience has driven the combo in lots of strange but possible real life conditions.
And then the converter failed, without other notice (like fuses, smoke).
Failed hat the buck converter, its functionally dead, with life Mosfets, but obviously the IC is dead, and the input capacitors have blown....
They are marked as 50 Volts, so anything/anybody has put significantly more than 50 V there.
The usual suspicion goes to the Boost, which supplies there, but whatever i checked, i could not bring him to "confess".
In the end, it was the Buck (!!) which transferred energy from official Output (12 V) to official Input (36V), up to 0.3 Amps and up to 70 Volts.
Means it transferred energy from the ouput to the (Higher Voltage) Input - like a Boost.
Who would have considered that ??
The answer to the secret is the IC used in the converter, a LM25116, which is capable of "Syncronous Mode". And this was enabled....
For the moment, i could disable the feature, and use the "Diode Emulation mode".
And soon i will check if the Syncronous Mode can deliver enough energy for me "Upward" - then i would have my bidirectional converter i have dreamed about.
1 kWp in Test
4 kWh battery target - plus Mobile Home battery
Ultra low cost
Electronics ? No clue. Am machinery engineer.