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Fig 1.

Single phase non-isolated bidirectional charger for PEVs.

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Fig 2.

Non-isolated bidirectional PEV charger (a) Power circuit topology (b) Quadrant diagram of active-reactive power plane.

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Table 1.

Operating modes of stage-1 converter.

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Table 2.

Switching conditions of stage-2 converter.

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Fig 3.

Controller subsection-1 for converter stage-1.

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Fig 4.

Controller subsection-2 for converter stage-1.

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Fig 5.

Controller for converter stage-2.

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Fig 6.

Simulation model of proposed PEV charger.

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Table 3.

System parameters used for simulation.

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Fig 7.

MATLAB-simulink model of controller for converter stage-1.

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Fig 8.

MATLAB-simulink model of bipolar PWM pulse generation.

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Fig 9.

MATLAB-simulink model of SOGI-PLL.

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Fig 10.

MATLAB-simulink model (a) Instantaneous PQ theory (b) Reference current calculation.

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Fig 11.

MATLAB-simulink model of controller for DC-DC converter stage.

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Table 4.

Parameters of PEV charger in G2V mode.

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Table 5.

Parameters of PEV charger in V2G mode.

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Fig 12.

DC link voltage.

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Fig 13.

DC link voltage ripples.

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Fig 14.

Battery charging current for different values of Pc during G2V mode operation.

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Fig 15.

Battery charging current during G2V mode operation.

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Fig 16.

Battery charging current ripple.

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Fig 17.

Battery state of charge (SoC) during G2V mode operation.

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Fig 18.

Grid voltage and grid current during G2V mode operation.

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Fig 19.

Grid voltage and grid current during G2V mode charge-only operation—unity power factor.

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Fig 20.

Grid voltage and grid current during G2V mode charge-capacitive operation- leading power factor.

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Fig 21.

Grid voltage and grid current during G2V mode charge-inductive operation—lagging power factor.

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Fig 22.

Voltage across DC link capacitor.

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Fig 23.

Battery discharging current during V2G mode.

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Fig 24.

Grid voltage and grid current during V2G mode discharge-only operation—unity power factor.

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Fig 25.

Grid voltage and grid current during V2G mode discharge-capacitive operation—leading power factor.

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Fig 26.

Grid voltage and grid current during V2G mode discharge-inductive operation—lagging power factor.

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Fig 27.

Battery state of charge (SoC) during V2G mode.

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Fig 28.

Harmonics spectrum in G2V mode of operation (a) Grid voltage (b) Grid current.

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Fig 29.

Harmonics spectrum in V2G mode of operation (a) Grid voltage (b) Grid current.

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Table 6.

Comparison of simulation results with previous works.

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