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SNI IEC 61851-23:2014 Compliant Pre-Charge Insulation Test Setup Development in a DC EV Charger using Raspberry Pi and CAN Bus Communication Protocol nathaniel, jevan; prajogo, tutuko; sinaga, maralo; priandana, eka rakhman; riza
Liaison Journal of Engineering Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022): Vol 2, No 2, Desember 2022
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This thesis aims to develop the system setup for the Pre-Charging Insulation Test conducted in a DC EVCS utilizing Raspberry Pi 4, DPM750/20C, and SIM100MOD, with CAN Bus communication protocol as its communication means. The problems addressed in this thesis are the rarity of the implementation of standard SNI IEC 61851- 23:2014, the studies in Pre-Charging Insulation Monitoring using integrated modules because of the low number of electric vehicles and their infrastructure, especially for DC Chargers, and the incompatibility between devices when integrating the necessary components to perform the pre-charge insulation test according to the standards. The pre-charge insulation setup is developed by integrating the Raspberry Pi 4 with 2- CH CAN HAT Module as the charge controller, DPM750/20C as the EV power module, and SIM100MOD as the ground fault detector. The setup will then perform the pre-charge insulation test procedure according to the SNI IEC 61851-23:2014. The setup development for the pre-charge insulation test has succeeded. The data obtained from the performed pre-charge insulation tests shows that the components could communicate despite the differing baud rate requirements and that the pre-charge insulation test procedure can detect the insulation faults and act accordingly in the event of ground faults. Keywords: Charging Station, Pre-Charge Insulation Test, SIM100MOD Ground Fault Detector, CAN Bus Communication, DPM750/20C Power Module, Raspberry Pi 4
Design Integration, Development and Functional Verification of Communication System Between DC Charging Station Controller and Electric Vehicle Communication Controller by using Power Line Communication (PLC) Module paramayuda, ronanda; prajogo, tutuko; sinaga, maralo; priandana, eka rakhman; riza
Liaison Journal of Engineering Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022): Vol 2, No 2, Desember 2022
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The purpose of this thesis is to design integration, development and functional verification of communication system between DC charging station controller and electric vehicle communication controller by using Power line Communication (PLC) module, Raspberry Pi 4, Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) converter circuit, and CAN Bus communication protocol. The problems that this thesis attempts to solve are transmitting High-Level Communication digital signal data passed through a Low-Level Communication conductor without interfering with one another. Low-Level Communication is in the form of an analog control pilot Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) signal, the signal with a frequency of 1 kHz is used in AC Charging Station. In certain cases, AC Fast Charging and DC Fast Charging require High-Level Communication in the form of digital signal data, this digital signal data is sent using the CAN Bus Protocol with a baud rate of 500 kbps. The communication system between the DC charging station and electric vehicle setup is developed by integrating Raspberry Pi 4 with 2-CH CAN HAT Module as the DC Charging Station Controller and Electric Vehicle Communication Controller, SICON EMI EVPLC Module as Power Line Communication (PLC) Module, and PWM converter circuit as PWM signal converter. According to IEC 61851-1:2017, this setup will carry out the communication system between a DC charging station and an electric vehicle. The setup of communication between the DC charging station and the electric vehicle has been successfully developed, and the Power Line Communication module used in this thesis is successful in transmitting High-Level Communication through a Low-Level communication conductor. The CAN data that has been sent and received by controllers shows the components used in this communication system are successful. Keywords: Electric Vehicle, Charging Station, Power Line Communication, High-Level Communication, CAN Bus Protocol, Pulse Width Modulation, Raspberry Pi 4.