A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs
Abstract This paper introduces a new single‐input multi‐output step‐up DC/DC converter with soft‐switching performance and low input current for renewable energy applications. The proposed topology uses a three‐winding coupled‐inductor (TWCI) and voltage multiplier circuits to achieve high voltage g...
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| author | Sara Hasanpour Yam Prasad Siwakoti Frede Blaabjerg |
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| description | Abstract This paper introduces a new single‐input multi‐output step‐up DC/DC converter with soft‐switching performance and low input current for renewable energy applications. The proposed topology uses a three‐winding coupled‐inductor (TWCI) and voltage multiplier circuits to achieve high voltage gains. The bipolar output voltages of the proposed converter can be varied independently by tuning the turns ratios of the TWCI. Due to the semi‐trans‐inverse specification of the suggested topology, high voltage gains can be obtained under a lower number of turns ratio in the magnetic device. Furthermore, a regenerative passive clamp technique mitigates the voltage stress on the single power switch. Additionally, the power dissipations are further reduced by considering a resonant tank in the circuit. In the converter, the parasitic leakage inductances of the TWCI windings help to provide the soft‐switching conditions for the switch and also to eliminate the reverse‐recovery loss for all converter diodes. The operating mode of the presented converter has been introduced and the steady state, along with the main operating equations have also been derived. Finally, the theoretical analysis is verified by a sample prototype 235 W at the input voltage 25 V and outputs of 200 V and −200 V. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-b4034d1bba42430f8604eda7ec1995a02024-01-02T08:29:36ZengWileyIET Power Electronics1755-45351755-45432024-01-0117114415610.1049/pel2.12629A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputsSara Hasanpour0Yam Prasad Siwakoti1Frede Blaabjerg2Department of Electrical Engineering, Ramsar Branch Islamic Azad University Ramsar IranFaculty of Engineering and Information Technology University of Technology Sydney Ultimo AustraliaDepartment of Energy Technology Aalborg University Aalborg DenmarkAbstract This paper introduces a new single‐input multi‐output step‐up DC/DC converter with soft‐switching performance and low input current for renewable energy applications. The proposed topology uses a three‐winding coupled‐inductor (TWCI) and voltage multiplier circuits to achieve high voltage gains. The bipolar output voltages of the proposed converter can be varied independently by tuning the turns ratios of the TWCI. Due to the semi‐trans‐inverse specification of the suggested topology, high voltage gains can be obtained under a lower number of turns ratio in the magnetic device. Furthermore, a regenerative passive clamp technique mitigates the voltage stress on the single power switch. Additionally, the power dissipations are further reduced by considering a resonant tank in the circuit. In the converter, the parasitic leakage inductances of the TWCI windings help to provide the soft‐switching conditions for the switch and also to eliminate the reverse‐recovery loss for all converter diodes. The operating mode of the presented converter has been introduced and the steady state, along with the main operating equations have also been derived. Finally, the theoretical analysis is verified by a sample prototype 235 W at the input voltage 25 V and outputs of 200 V and −200 V.https://doi.org/10.1049/pel2.12629DC‐DC power convertorshigh‐voltage techniquespower convertors |
| spellingShingle | Sara Hasanpour Yam Prasad Siwakoti Frede Blaabjerg A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs IET Power Electronics DC‐DC power convertors high‐voltage techniques power convertors |
| title | A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs |
| title_full | A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs |
| title_fullStr | A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs |
| title_full_unstemmed | A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs |
| title_short | A new soft‐switching high gain DC/DC converter with bipolar outputs |
| title_sort | new soft switching high gain dc dc converter with bipolar outputs |
| topic | DC‐DC power convertors high‐voltage techniques power convertors |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1049/pel2.12629 |
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