Efficiency Modeling of the Flying Capacitor Multilevel Flyback Converter

Graziani, Santino F.; Cook, Thomas; Grainger, Brandon M.

doi:10.1109/compel52922.2021.9646019

2021 IEEE 22nd Workshop on Control and Modelling of Power Electronics (COMPEL) 2021

DOI: 10.1109/compel52922.2021.9646019

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Efficiency Modeling of the Flying Capacitor Multilevel Flyback Converter

Santino F. Graziani

Thomas Cook

Brandon M. Grainger

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Design of a 200 W Flying Capacitor Multilevel Flyback Converter

Graziani,

Cook,

Grainger

2024

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This directive proposes an efficiency optimization process in which the flying capacitor multilevel flyback converter (FCMFC) will be designed for the highest efficiency based on component selection, the number of flying capacitor stages, with isolation. The application of interest is a front-end voltage-boosting converter that is part of a solar microinverter. The converter will need high gain and high efficiency over a large range due to the variable input voltage supplied by the output of a solar panel. The electrical specifications are 40 V to 400 V conversion for a 200 W load; however, the input voltage and load power are subject to variability.

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Design of a 200 W Flying Capacitor Multilevel Flyback Converter

Graziani,

Cook,

Grainger

2024

Electronics

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Efficiency Modeling of the Flying Capacitor Multilevel Flyback Converter

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Design of a 200 W Flying Capacitor Multilevel Flyback Converter

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