Power Electronics Architectures for Extreme Efficiency Data Centers

适用于极高效率数据中心的电力电子架构

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项目摘要

Energy usage of data centers is becoming an increasingly important concern, as the energy-related operating costs of data centers have become a dominant part of the total cost of ownership, and their power demands represent some of the fastest growing loads on the electric grid. Consequently, data centers today are a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, making the design of data centers with improved efficiency an important societal need. The goal of this project is to reduce the power conversion losses in data centers through innovations in power electronics and system control, with the aim of extreme efficiency. This research program is expected to have far-reaching consequences for the economic and environmental impact of data centers. If successful, the large-scale adoption of the proposed power delivery architecture could save 4.44 billion kWh of energy in US data centers, based on conservative 2010 data and preliminary experimental results from an early proof-of-concept demonstration. These energy savings would in turn reduce harmful emissions equivalent to removing 850,000 cars from U.S. roads. Research will be conducted by undergraduate and graduate students who will be provided with opportunities to develop broad research and education skills. The research will complement existing educational efforts, and will help enhance community outreach programs. Additionally, educational activities include the development of power and energy focused educational modules for middle school teachers.This research will explore a radically different power delivery architecture that is designed specifically for multi-machine environments such as racks of servers, and provides significant improvement both in terms of volume savings and power efficiency. The proposed power conversion architecture exploits the large number of servers available in today's data centers, and achieves extreme power conversion efficiency by electrically connecting servers in series, similar to solutions developed for solar PV and battery applications. Stringent voltage regulation and operational requirements will be met through the combination of a) isolated, high-efficiency, high power density differential power converters that maintain each server voltage within specifications, b) hardware circuitry that enables safe and reliable isolation and hot-swapping of malfunctioning servers, and c) system control that achieves high efficiency, and which handles start-up and shutdown of individual servers and racks of servers. The research plan includes major research components in the areas of power converter topologies; design, fabrication, and testing of high density switched-capacitor power converters; development of isolation and hot-swapping circuitry for safe and reliable operation; bidirectional hysteresis control for improved light-load efficiency; and evaluation and benchmarking against existing solutions.
数据中心的能源使用正在成为越来越重要的问题,因为数据中心与能源相关的运营成本已成为总拥有成本的主要部分,其权力需求代表了电网上增长最快的负载。因此,当今的数据中心是全球碳排放的重要贡献者,这使得效率提高的数据中心的设计成为了重要的社会需求。该项目的目的是通过电力电子和系统控制的创新来减少数据中心的功率转换损失,以极高的效率。预计该研究计划将对数据中心的经济和环境影响产生深远的影响。如果成功的话,根据保守的2010年数据和早期概念概念示范示范的初步实验结果,大规模采用拟议的电力输送体系结构可以节省44.4亿千瓦时的能源。这些节能反过来将减少有害排放,相当于从美国道路上拆除850,000辆汽车。研究将由本科生和研究生进行,他们将获得发展广泛的研究和教育技能的机会。该研究将补充现有的教育工作,并有助于增强社区外展计划。此外,教育活动包括为中学教师提供电力和以能源为中心的教育模块的开发。这项研究将探索一种完全不同的电力输送体系结构,该架构是专门针对多机械环境(例如服务器机架)设计的,并在量储蓄和功率效率方面提供了重大改进。拟议的电源转换体系结构利用了当今数据中心中可用的大量服务器,并通过串联电气连接服务器来实现极端的电源转换效率,类似于为太阳能PV和电池应用开发的解决方案。严格的电压调节和操作要求将通过a)组合a)a)隔离,高效率,高功率密度差分电源转换器,这些转换器将每个服务器电压保持在规格中,b)硬件电路,这些电路可实现安全可靠的隔离以及可以使台式和关闭服务器和关闭服务器和关闭服务器和关闭服务器和关闭服务器和关闭服务器和关闭服务器和关闭服务器的服务器和关闭服务器的硬件隔离和热门交换。该研究计划包括电源转换器拓扑领域的主要研究组件;高密度开关电容器电源转换器的设计,制造和测试;开发隔离和热量交换电路,以安全可靠地操作;双向磁滞控制,以提高照明效率;以及针对现有解决方案进行评估和基准测试。

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Power Electronics Architectures for Extreme Efficiency Data Centers
适用于极高效率数据中心的电力电子架构
  • 批准号:
    1838241
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 资助金额:
    $ 37.63万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
CSR: Small: Cross-Layer Design of Power Delivery and Load Balancing for Green Data Centers
CSR:小型:绿色数据中心的电力传输和负载平衡的跨层设计
  • 批准号:
    1837924
  • 财政年份:
    2018
  • 资助金额:
    $ 37.63万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
CSR: Small: Cross-Layer Design of Power Delivery and Load Balancing for Green Data Centers
CSR:小型:绿色数据中心的电力传输和负载平衡的跨层设计
  • 批准号:
    1528029
  • 财政年份:
    2015
  • 资助金额:
    $ 37.63万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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