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Can this be used on high-power DC charging stations?
I see that the chargers in the examples are all AC. And it seems that agent can only control the current of the charger.
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Currently, we do not have a detailed DC charging model like the one in the figure below. We only have the two-stage AC charging one that can be used as a simplification of the DC fast charging process. However, If you have the mathematical model of a high-power DC charging I can add it in the code. Also, currently, the actions-control signal is the charger current, while the charger voltage is considered static during the simulation. If needed I could add the charger voltage as input too.
I don't have the mathematical model of a high-power DC charging. Currently, I can only show the figure as an example. In the figure, red corresponds to the output voltage and blue corresponds to the output current.
However, there may be a sophisticated mathematical model after some time.
Can this be used on high-power DC charging stations?
I see that the chargers in the examples are all AC. And it seems that agent can only control the current of the charger.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: