A High Voltage Gain Quadratic Boost DC-DC Converter Utilizing Coupled-Inductor With Low Voltage Stress

Thispaper introduces a highly efficient DCDC converter specifically designed for applications involving low-voltage energy sources, such as solar photovoltaic systems and fuel cells. By utilizing a quadratic boost configuration, the configuration achieves a significantly high output voltage while maintaining a relatively small duty cycle. The proposed topology features a coupled inductor, a single input inductor, and one switch, resulting in a straightforward structure and simplified control. This structure offers several advantages, including high voltage gain, reduced voltage stress on the switch, diodes, and capacitors, a common ground, continuous input current, and minimal input current ripple, making it well-suited for renewable energy applications. A theoretical steady-state analysis, operational modes, and comparative results are presented. Finally, experimental validation is conducted using a 200 W laboratory prototype to confirm the topology’s performance.

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2025-02-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/pedstc65486.2025.10911966
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Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Thispaper introduces a highly efficient DCDC converter specifically designed for applications involving low-voltage energy sources, such as solar photovoltaic systems and fuel cells. By utilizing a quadratic boost configuration, the configuration achieves a significantly high output voltage while maintaining a relatively small duty cycle. The proposed topology features a coupled inductor, a single input inductor, and one switch, resulting in a straightforward structure and simplified control. This structure offers several advantages, including high voltage gain, reduced voltage stress on the switch, diodes, and capacitors, a common ground, continuous input current, and minimal input current ripple, making it well-suited for renewable energy applications. A theoretical steady-state analysis, operational modes, and comparative results are presented. Finally, experimental validation is conducted using a 200 W laboratory prototype to confirm the topology’s performance.

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