Novel Single Switch Quadratic Boost Converter with Continuous Input and Common Ground

High-gain voltage converters are crucial for various applications, including renewable energy systems and electric vehicles. Non-isolated converters are often preferred for small and medium power ranges due to their simplicity, ease of design, and cost-effectiveness. Boost-derived converters are particularly effective for such applications. While conventional quadratic converters provide high voltage gain, they are often limited by drawbacks such as a high component count, elevated stress levels, significant losses, and reduced efficiency. This paper introduces a novel quadratic boost-derived converter designed to address these issues. The proposed converter features a reduced component count, continuous input current, lower switching stress, common ground and reduced diode stress. Comprehensive operational details, steady-state analysis, and a comparative study with existing quadratic boost converters are presented. Experimental verification and validation confirm the superior performance and practicality of the proposed design.

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2025-07-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ne-iecce64154.2025.11183477
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Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Novel Single Switch Quadratic Boost Converter with Continuous Input and Common Ground

Anish Ahmad, Muzammil Ahmed
Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Novel Single Switch Quadratic Boost Converter with Continuous Input and Common Ground

Anish Ahmad, Muzammil Ahmed
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High-gain voltage converters are crucial for various applications, including renewable energy systems and electric vehicles. Non-isolated converters are often preferred for small and medium power ranges due to their simplicity, ease of design, and cost-effectiveness. Boost-derived converters are particularly effective for such applications. While conventional quadratic converters provide high voltage gain, they are often limited by drawbacks such as a high component count, elevated stress levels, significant losses, and reduced efficiency. This paper introduces a novel quadratic boost-derived converter designed to address these issues. The proposed converter features a reduced component count, continuous input current, lower switching stress, common ground and reduced diode stress. Comprehensive operational details, steady-state analysis, and a comparative study with existing quadratic boost converters are presented. Experimental verification and validation confirm the superior performance and practicality of the proposed design.

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