2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.mejo.2015.07.011
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All-digital controlled boost DC–DC converter with all-digital DLL-based calibration

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“…3 The basic non-isolated conversion circuits are made up of the Buck, 4 Boost, [5][6][7][8]9,10 Cuk,10,11 Zeta, and Sepic 11,12 conversion circuits. 1 Taking into account the cost and reliability problems, the fuel cell stack DC voltage is generally less than 40 V. For a DC/AC inverter with an AC output voltage of 110 V, it needs to reach a high DC voltage bus usually 180 to 200 V. Various DC/DC conversion circuits have been developed to achieve high boost without the need for extremely high duty cycle.…”
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“…3 The basic non-isolated conversion circuits are made up of the Buck, 4 Boost, [5][6][7][8]9,10 Cuk,10,11 Zeta, and Sepic 11,12 conversion circuits. 1 Taking into account the cost and reliability problems, the fuel cell stack DC voltage is generally less than 40 V. For a DC/AC inverter with an AC output voltage of 110 V, it needs to reach a high DC voltage bus usually 180 to 200 V. Various DC/DC conversion circuits have been developed to achieve high boost without the need for extremely high duty cycle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3 The basic non-isolated conversion circuits are made up of the Buck, 4 Boost, [5][6][7][8]9,10 Cuk,10,11 Zeta, and Sepic 11,12 conversion circuits. One of the designed conversion circuits is called the high step-up inductor-capacitor (HS-LC) conversion circuit, which has been analyzed as an example.…”
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“…There are 2 types of DC‐DC converter: the isolated converter and the nonisolated converter . The isolated converter is more convenient for realizing the step‐up function . However, the isolated converter can result in significant economic waste and reduced working efficiency so that it is less favored unless the circuit needs to be isolated .…”
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“…Such converters also tend to be larger than nonisolated converters. The general category of nonisolated step‐up converters includes Boost, Buck‐Boost, Ćuk, Zeta, Sepic, switched inductor (SL), switched capacitor (SC), asymmetrical hybrid‐switched inductor converter (AH‐SLC), and symmetrical hybrid‐switched inductor converter (SH‐SLC) converters. The Boost, Buck‐Boost, Ćuk, Zeta, and Sepic converters can step up the voltage, but when the duty ratio is relatively small, it is difficult to achieve high‐voltage gain .…”
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