A new zero voltage transition interleaved flyback converter

Abstract

The paper introduced a new zero voltage transition (ZVT) interleaved flyback converter which has two similar flyback converters. Two flyback converters are in parallel connection and auxiliary circuit in this converter provides ZVT condition for all of the main switches and also provides zero current switching and zero voltage zero current switching (ZVZCS) conditions for the auxiliary switch. Also, ZCS conditions are created for diodes turning off, so reverse recovery problem is solved. The auxiliary circuit in the suggested converter is modular, and by adding parallel branches to the flyback circuit, this circuit can provide soft switching conditions for all switches without significantly change. A complete analysis of the converter is provided and its operating intervals are explained. A 180 W laboratory prototype of the converter is made to approve the theoretical calculations. The experimental results show 7.7% increase in efficiency.

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“…In this topology, a transformer converts the input voltage into the desired output voltage [21]. Due to their low element count, straightforward operation, and isolation between the input and output, flyback converters are frequently used in low-voltage applications [22]. The working principle of this topology is to convert the DC input current into an AC current through the switching transistor and then pass it to the primary winding of the transformer.…”