Improved auxiliary inductive coil connectors in DC boost converters with high voltage gain for renewable energy source applications

Bilsalam, A.; Bizon, Nicu; Thounthong, Phatiphat

doi:10.11591/ijpeds.v13.i3.pp1498-1509

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“…Under steady-state circumstances, the functioning of both proposed circuits is equivalent, and current flows to the load continuously during all the subintervals [26]. The equation for the present stress is (6).…”

Section: Current Stressmentioning

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Hybrid quadratic DC-DC boost converter for fuel cell-powered electric vehicle with wide voltage gain and low voltage stress

Dinakaran,

Jebaselvi

2023

IJPEDS

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The need to cut carbon emissions and the worry about global warming will be two of the major issues of the twenty-first century. Globally, academics are researching renewable energy sources, with the majority of their efforts focused on the converter side, which is critical to contemporary society. For energy conversion, fuel cells provide an alternative to internal combustion engines. Despite the fact that typical DC-to-DC converters experience high stress and minimal voltage rise, the bulk of research focuses on voltage lift. Researchers from all around the globe use DC-DC converters to control the voltage of fuel cells. If the targets are fulfilled, more switches will be placed, resulting in higher losses. The boost-cuk converter in this research has a high voltage gain and low switching strain. Initially, this contributed to the development of self-control. Switching losses are reduced when just one switch is used. A DC-DC converter is employed in this research to transform the electricity provided by fuel cells. The alternating supply is then sent to the brushless direct current (BLDC) motor by the PWM inverter. The work starts by building MATLAB simulation blocks. Finally, Simulink is used to display the simulated output waveforms of the intended converter.

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Section: Current Stressmentioning

confidence: 99%

Hybrid quadratic DC-DC boost converter for fuel cell-powered electric vehicle with wide voltage gain and low voltage stress

Dinakaran,

Jebaselvi

2023

IJPEDS

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“…The DC/DC power converter is widely researched and extensively employed in the field of power electronics. The utilization spectrum of DC/DC power converters encompasses various applications such as high-efficiency power supplies [1], [2], high-efficiency battery chargers [3], high voltage gain converters [4], [5], high-efficiency DC motor drives [6], [7], maximum power point tracking (MPPT) applications [8]- [10], and renewable energy conversion systems [11]- [14]. DC-DC converters are frequently employed in the context of inverter systems within photovoltaic systems [15]- [17], alongside wind turbines and other sources of renewable energy.…”

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Dynamic evolution control for the DC/DC boost converter design and implementation

Samosir,

Sulistiyanti,

Gusmedi

et al. 2024

IJPEDS

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This paper introduces the design and hardware implementation of the dynamic evolution control for a DC/DC boost converter. The development of the controller aims to effectively regulate the output voltage of the DC/DC boost converter with a high degree of precision. A comprehensive examination of the duty cycle formula for the boost converter is conducted using a non-linear analysis approach. This study introduces a methodology for the synthesis of a converter controller utilizing the principles of dynamic evolution control theory. The converter's output consistently aligns with the target voltage by following the dynamic evolution path determined by the designed controller. The performance evaluation of the proposed boost converter controller utilizing dynamic evolution control is being validated through the utilization of MATLAB/Simulink simulation software. The effectiveness of the proposed controller is further validated through the presentation of hardware results. The performance of the controller was evaluated by varying the values of parameters k and m.

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Improved auxiliary inductive coil connectors in DC boost converters with high voltage gain for renewable energy source applications

Cited by 2 publications

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Hybrid quadratic DC-DC boost converter for fuel cell-powered electric vehicle with wide voltage gain and low voltage stress

Hybrid quadratic DC-DC boost converter for fuel cell-powered electric vehicle with wide voltage gain and low voltage stress

Dynamic evolution control for the DC/DC boost converter design and implementation

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