DOE OSTI · 3395402
Adaptive Reinforcement Learning Control for Power Distribution in Multi-Output Resonant Converters
Abstract
This paper presents an adaptive reinforcement learning (ARL)-based control framework for efficient power distribution in a multi-output resonant converter for UAV applications. The proposed system is based on a high-frequency isolated resonant architecture, where a single energy source supplies multiple propulsion loads through independently controlled output rectifiers, addressing the need for coordinated multi-motor power management. The ARL framework dynamically allocates output power by learning optimal phase-shift control actions under varying load demands and operating conditions. The agent autonomously determines control parameters that maximize conversion efficiency while ensuring accurate power sharing among multiple outputs. In addition, the proposed approach enables adaptive operation without requiring detailed system modeling or manual tuning. Experimental results demonstrate stable and efficient performance over a wide range of operating conditions, confirming the effectiveness and robustness of the learning-based control strategy for multi-output resonant converter system.
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Asa, Erdem [ORNL] (ORCID:0000000190884812), Colak, Kerim [New York University]. 2026-06-01. Adaptive Reinforcement Learning Control for Power Distribution in Multi-Output Resonant Converters. https://doi.org/10.1109/iteceats66641.2026.11592946
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