Highly Efficient High Step-Up Converter for Fuel-Cell Power Processing Based on Three-State Commutation Cell

Araújo, Samuel; Torrico-Bascope, Rene P.; Torrico-Bascopé, Grover Victor

doi:10.1109/tie.2009.2029521

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“…The main advantage of this topology is the low voltage stress across the active switches, low input current ripple and simplicity, what results in higher efficiency. Applying the concept to new topologies, such as those based on the three-state switching cell [3], [4] ( Fig. 3, with higher efficiency characteristic), and to voltage multipliers cells [5], [6] (Fig.…”

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A Single Stage Dc-Dc Converter Feasible to Battery Charging From Pv Panels With High Voltage Step Up Capability

Praça¹,

Henn²,

N.A.L.S.³

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RE&PQJ

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Abstract. This paper presents a dc-dc power converter integrated in such a way to obtain, in a single conversion stage, the maximum energy extraction from photovoltaic panels, battery charging and discharging dynamic control, and high voltage step-up to feed the inverter DC bus, also operating with soft-switching capability. Although this idea can be applied to most of the high voltage gain topologies, this paper is based on a structure derived from the half-bridge boost converter. Thus, a 500W prototype, with input voltage of 24V and output voltage of 200V, has been developed with the purpose of obtaining the experimental results and validate the proposed converter. High efficiency is achieved, above 92.5%, confirming the expected operation and functionalities necessary for the proposed application.

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A Single Stage Dc-Dc Converter Feasible to Battery Charging From Pv Panels With High Voltage Step Up Capability

Praça¹,

Henn²,

N.A.L.S.³

et al. 2024

RE&PQJ

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“…High boost DC/DC (direct current to direct current) voltage conversions are indispensable in a power electronic interface of certain low-voltage DC-powered electrical devices, including audio amplifiers [1][2][3][4][5][6][7], high intensity discharge (HID) lamps [8][9][10][11][12][13][14], uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) [15][16][17][18][19], and electric vehicle systems [20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]. For such high voltage gain application, the conventional boost converter have to works for extremely wide duty cycle which increases power consumption and has low reliability problems [32,33].…”

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A New Combined Boost Converter with Improved Voltage Gain as a Battery-Powered Front-End Interface for Automotive Audio Amplifiers

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High boost DC/DC voltage conversion is always indispensable in a power electronic interface of certain battery-powered electrical equipment. However, a conventional boost converter works for a wide duty cycle for such high voltage gain, which increases power consumption and has low reliability problems. In order to solve this issue, a new battery-powered combined boost converter with an interleaved structure consisting of two phases used in automotive audio amplifier is presented. The first phase uses a conventional boost converter; the second phase employs the inverted type. With this architecture, a higher boost voltage gain is able to be achieved. A derivation of the operating principles of the converter, analyses of its topology, as well as a closed-loop control designs are performed in this study. Furthermore, simulations and experiments are also performed using input voltage of 12 V for a 120 W circuit. A reasonable duty cycle is selected to reach output voltage of 60 V, which corresponds to static voltage gain of five. The converter achieves a maximum measured conversion efficiency of 98.7% and the full load efficiency of 89.1%.

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“…One of the most vital applications is the non-conventional energy generation, where the low voltage from a renewable energy source desires to be boosted for feeding a load or a grid connected inverter [2][3][4][5][6].To attain a very high voltage gain with customary topologies of DC-DC converters is difficult for the reasons such as: parasitic components, the condition of an extreme duty cycles or transformers limiting the switching frequency and systems scope [7][8][9]. Many topologies have been anticipated to overcome these challenges with high voltage gain without the usage of extreme duty cycles [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27], with a relatively high complication compared with the traditional single-switch converters family; the current solutions for this challenge can be distributed into numerous categories.…”

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Transformerless Double Boost Converter for Nonconventional Energy Application

Vaidya¹

2017

IJRET

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Highly Efficient High Step-Up Converter for Fuel-Cell Power Processing Based on Three-State Commutation Cell

Cited by 141 publications

References 37 publications

A Single Stage Dc-Dc Converter Feasible to Battery Charging From Pv Panels With High Voltage Step Up Capability

A Single Stage Dc-Dc Converter Feasible to Battery Charging From Pv Panels With High Voltage Step Up Capability

A New Combined Boost Converter with Improved Voltage Gain as a Battery-Powered Front-End Interface for Automotive Audio Amplifiers

Transformerless Double Boost Converter for Nonconventional Energy Application

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