2018
DOI: 10.1109/tpel.2017.2742900
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Synthesis and Comparative Analysis of Very High Step-Up DC–DC Converters Adopting Coupled-Inductor and Voltage Multiplier Cells

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“…Os conversores mais comuns utilizados para essas aplicações são o Boost clássico [6], Boost interleaved [7], Boost quadrático [8], Z-source Boost [9], técnicas de células multiplicadoras [10]- [16], conversores em cascata [17] e o conversor Boost-Flyback [18], [19].…”
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“…Os conversores mais comuns utilizados para essas aplicações são o Boost clássico [6], Boost interleaved [7], Boost quadrático [8], Z-source Boost [9], técnicas de células multiplicadoras [10]- [16], conversores em cascata [17] e o conversor Boost-Flyback [18], [19].…”
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“…Eles são descritos na Tabela I e ilustrados na Figura 9. Ressalta-se que os esforções de tensão e corrente são os mesmos do BoostFlyback convencional e estão apresentados em [18] e [19]. A Tabela II apresenta uma comparação entre a topologia proposta e o conversor Boost-Flyback convencional.…”
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“…In [4], the high conversion ratio was achieved through a multi-winding coupled In addition, these sources require a smooth input current to make maximal power tracking possible. To address these issues, several techniques have been proposed [1][2][3]. Some non-isolated topologies were proposed in [4][5][6][7][8][9][10] to provide a high voltage gain and reduce the voltage stress on switches and diodes.…”
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“…In [16], the boost-flyback converter is proposed, which requires a dissipative circuit to clamp the voltage on the output diode and also a high number of turns ratio to achieve high voltage gain. The boost-based circuits introduced in [17]- [19] also employ voltage multiplier cells, while the topologies presented in [20]- [25] use more than one active switch to perform interleaved operation ([20]- [22]) and soft switching on the devices ([23]- [25]). In [26], a high efficiency two-switch buck-based solution exhibiting a linear voltage gain and with soft-switching capability was proposed.…”
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