So I'm trying to connect a permanent magnet motor to a set of batteries that are rated at about 44V.
The motor is rated at about 48V and has an input power rating of around 30kW.
(Adding another battery is not possible for this design unfortunately and I am unable to pick other batteries due to sponsor constraints).
I was curious, could one use a buck-boost DC/DC converter to bump up the battery voltage from 44-48 V?
Is it possible to design a DC/DC converter with an output power close to that of the motor's input power (~30kW)?
The motor is rated at about 48V and has an input power rating of around 30kW.
(Adding another battery is not possible for this design unfortunately and I am unable to pick other batteries due to sponsor constraints).
I was curious, could one use a buck-boost DC/DC converter to bump up the battery voltage from 44-48 V?
Is it possible to design a DC/DC converter with an output power close to that of the motor's input power (~30kW)?