Twentieth Annual IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference and Exposition, 2005. APEC 2005.
DOI: 10.1109/apec.2005.1453247
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A single switch boost converter with a high conversion ratio

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“…The time duration when SW is turned off (i.e. mode 2 and 3) is (1-D)T. The current i D1 , which is a charging current from L m to C 1 , has a triangle shape similar to that in the clampmode boost converter [12]. The current i D2 , which is a discharging current from C 1 to C 2 , is approximated by a pulse current with an amplitude I p .…”
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“…The time duration when SW is turned off (i.e. mode 2 and 3) is (1-D)T. The current i D1 , which is a charging current from L m to C 1 , has a triangle shape similar to that in the clampmode boost converter [12]. The current i D2 , which is a discharging current from C 1 to C 2 , is approximated by a pulse current with an amplitude I p .…”
Section: Mode 3 (T 2 -T 3 )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During this turn-off interval, the output voltage is given by the sum of the input voltage and the induced voltages on the primary and secondary windings, which are additive. It is shown in [11,12] that the voltage gain and clamp voltage of the clamp-mode coupledinductor boost converter are given by…”
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“…This new class of converters uses high-frequency transformers to provide a more efficient path for the energy to flow from the source to the load. Works have been done in order to analyse the different topological variations of these converters [5], in order to achieve high efficiency with a high conversion ratio, and low stress on the components. The characteristics of these converters make them attractive to applications where high output voltages are required when the voltage source can provide only low voltages.…”
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