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On the Application of Partial Waveforms Technique to Electric Vehicles Battery Chargers Modeling
In this paper the partial waveforms technique is applied to model electric vehicles battery chargers for harmonic penetration studies. After some recalls on partial waveforms technique, the EV battery charger based on the boost architecture is briefly described. The results of numerical examples show the ability of the developed time domain model to accurately assess the harmonic emission in the ac supply network.