Integrated boost-sepic converter for high step-up applications

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A general boost converter has limited voltage step-up ratio because of its parasitic resistances. Thus, it is not applicable for high step-up applications. As a solution, combining a boost converter with a series output module can be considered to supplement the insufficient step-up ratio. By applying this concept, a new integrated boost-sepic (IBS) converter, which provides additional step-up ratio with the help of an isolated sepic converter, is proposed in this paper. Since the boost converter and the sepic converter share a boost inductor and a switch, its structure is simple. Moreover, the proposed IBS converter needs no current- snubber for the diodes, since the transformer leakage inductor alleviates the reverse recovery. The operational principle and characteristics of proposed converter are presented, and verified experimentally with a 200-W, 42-Vdc input, 400-Vdc output converter prototype.
Publisher
IEEE
Issue Date
2008-06-15
Language
English
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Power Electronics Specialists Conference, 2008. PESC 2008. IEEE, pp.944 - 950

ISSN
0275-9306
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/10203/156975
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EE-Conference Papers(학술회의논문)
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