Abstract

As energy consumption worldwide continues to escalate, the gap between energy supply and demand is becoming alarmingly evident. This disparity, combined with the mounting environmental threats impacting production and human existence, intensifies the energy challenges our nation confronts. At the heart of addressing these issues is the imperative to maximize energy efficiency. Within the realm of power electronics, the topic of power decoupling has emerged as a pivotal area of research. This paper delves into the application of power decoupling in power electronics, offering a comprehensive analysis of its characteristics and applicability. Tracing its evolutionary trajectory, the paper systematically explores the historical progression of power decoupling technology. It further segments the technology, elucidating its merits, limitations, and mechanisms for enhancement. By aggregating data, the study categorizes various inverters and contrasts their roles in the domain of power decoupling. Subsequently, the discourse distinguishes between active and reactive power decoupling, providing prevalent examples of the former. The paper concludes by affirming the trajectory of power decoupling towards increased cleanliness and efficiency. The emphasis on high-precision and high-efficiency apparatuses heralds the anticipated future direction of this field.

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