Design and Implementation of PI and PID Controller for symmetrical multilevel boost Converter

In this research, we propose developing and executing PID and PI controllers for a symmetrical multilevel boost converter in Matlab/Simulink. The symmetrical multilevel converter is powered by a 15 V DC generator with a 50 kHz switching frequency. Simultaneously, the desired output voltage is 60 V. To study the converter's performance in closed loop mode, the output voltage signals are compared in open and closed loop modes. The results show that the PID and PI controllers increase the output voltage by 23.55 V with low voltage ripples and overshoot. In addition, the PI controller minimizes the rising time, whereas the PID controller reduces the settling time, steady-state error, voltage ripples, and transient voltage overshoot.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2025-06-30
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202533001006/pdf
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Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Design and Implementation of PI and PID Controller for symmetrical multilevel boost Converter

Kchikach Mustapha, Abdnnebi Elhasnaoui, Sanaa Sahbani, Ikram El Haji
Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Advanced DC-DC Converters
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Design and Implementation of PI and PID Controller for symmetrical multilevel boost Converter

Kchikach Mustapha, Abdnnebi Elhasnaoui, Sanaa Sahbani, Ikram El Haji
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In this research, we propose developing and executing PID and PI controllers for a symmetrical multilevel boost converter in Matlab/Simulink. The symmetrical multilevel converter is powered by a 15 V DC generator with a 50 kHz switching frequency. Simultaneously, the desired output voltage is 60 V. To study the converter's performance in closed loop mode, the output voltage signals are compared in open and closed loop modes. The results show that the PID and PI controllers increase the output voltage by 23.55 V with low voltage ripples and overshoot. In addition, the PI controller minimizes the rising time, whereas the PID controller reduces the settling time, steady-state error, voltage ripples, and transient voltage overshoot.

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