As always with me yes and no.  I understand the use of a bidirectional buck 
boost inverter for varies battery types or supercap usage.  However, I need 
more info on the switching of the H-Bridge during regen.  An AC inverter has 6 
IGBTs is H-bridge configurations.  Two IGBTs are assigned for each motor phase 
(upper and lower IGBT).  The upper IGBT is never switched on when the lower 
IGBT is energized and vise versa.  A dead time is included between switching.  
By switching the 6 IGBTs in a certain sequence, the 3 phase voltages are 
created.  I understand all this.  What I do not understand is the switching 
sequence that occurs during regen.  In addition, as the vehicle slows down, the 
motor acting as a generator outputs a decreasing voltage because the RPMs are 
decreasing.  The motor/generator is outputting a decreasing 3 phase voltage.  
If the voltage is less than the DC voltage of the battery, there is no 
potential to charge the battery.  How do you get the AC converter to 
 DC to charge the batter?



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Subject: Re: [EVDL] Regen on AC Inverter

Robert,
An AC motor is by definition a motor that needs 3-phase (or more) AC
power. The direction of power (acceleration or braking) is only
determined by the phase (direction) of the current.
So, an AC controller will always automatically include the ability to do
regen.

The requirement for example with the Toyota Prius from MY 2004 onward to
use a bi-directional boost converter is because the engineers wanted to
use a 200V battery as well as have 500V at the inverter to increase
power and speed over the 300V that was the battery voltage of the
2001-2003 Prius.

Hope this clarifies,

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-----Original Message-----
From: EV [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of ROBERT via EV
Sent: Monday, January 02, 2017 3:10 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [EVDL] Regen on AC Inverter

In order to accomplish regen with an AC inverter on an all electric
vehicle are the IGBTs modulated or is a buck boost circuit added to the
inverter?

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