Modified Integrated Regulator Strategy for High Density Interleaved DC-DC Converter with Enhancement Conversion Ratio and Losses Mitigation

The high power DC-DC converters are widely used in industrial and renewable application due to variable dc source. For this purpose, the interleaved dual cascade DCDC converter (IDCC) is the most advantageous due to its and low ripple with high boosting factor and high potential efficiency. To optimize IDCC performance, an integrated regulator ensures equal current sharing between levels, with voltage cascading to boost the output voltage. The integrated regulator technique (IRT) is designed to control all regulators at each level to maintain an optimal switching period, thereby reducing switching dissipation and decreasing ripple. Its ability to handle high voltages conversion with a consistent low ripple output and modular structure enhance performance. It has demonstrated a 1.5% current ripple and up to 94% efficiency in high-power density applications. Simulation and experimental results of a 2 kW prototype validate the IRT's performance.

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2024-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iecon55916.2024.10905466
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Modified Integrated Regulator Strategy for High Density Interleaved DC-DC Converter with Enhancement Conversion Ratio and Losses Mitigation

Mohsin Jamil, Mohammad Farsijani, Mohsen Karimi
Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Modified Integrated Regulator Strategy for High Density Interleaved DC-DC Converter with Enhancement Conversion Ratio and Losses Mitigation

Mohsin Jamil, Mohammad Farsijani, Mohsen Karimi
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The high power DC-DC converters are widely used in industrial and renewable application due to variable dc source. For this purpose, the interleaved dual cascade DCDC converter (IDCC) is the most advantageous due to its and low ripple with high boosting factor and high potential efficiency. To optimize IDCC performance, an integrated regulator ensures equal current sharing between levels, with voltage cascading to boost the output voltage. The integrated regulator technique (IRT) is designed to control all regulators at each level to maintain an optimal switching period, thereby reducing switching dissipation and decreasing ripple. Its ability to handle high voltages conversion with a consistent low ripple output and modular structure enhance performance. It has demonstrated a 1.5% current ripple and up to 94% efficiency in high-power density applications. Simulation and experimental results of a 2 kW prototype validate the IRT's performance.

Memorial University of Newfoundland (CA), Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (IR), University of Illinois Chicago (US)
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