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A high step up DC/DC converter with reduced input current ripple

Pour Naser Hassan, Gandomi Amin Ashraf, Sabahi Mehran

Journal of Power Technologies

2019

Vol. 99, nr 3

187--194

In this paper, a modified DC/DC high step up converter is proposed. Maximum power point tracking, which is very important in photovoltaic (PV) applications, is dependent on input current ripple of the PVs. In some other converters where the input current ripple is high, maximum power point cannot track properly. Therefore the proposed converter is designed based on the premise of reducing input current ripple compatible with the photovoltaic energy sources. The converter has six different modes, which are detailed in this paper. All inductor currents are illustrated and the sizing of the inductors used in the proposed structure calculated. The output voltage gain and input current ripple are investigated. The proposed converter is compared to other recent high step up converters from the angle of input current ripple. Finally, simulations are done in the PSCAD/EMTDC software package to verify the operations of the proposed converter.

High step-up DC–DC converter based on coupled-inductor and with leakage inductor recycling feature

Banaei M. R., Jahangiri H.

Journal of Power Technologies

2018

Vol. 98, nr 4

314--321

In this paper a non-isolated single switch high step up DC-DC converter based on coupled inductor is presented. The proposed converter can achieve high voltage gain without extreme duty ratios. The energy of leakage-inductor can be recycled efficiently to the load. This feature improves the efficiency of energy conversion. The steady state analysis, voltage and current stress of the active components, continues, boundary and discontinues current mode operations (CCM), (BCM) and (DCM) of this converter respectively, are discussed in this paper. A conversion of 20 V input to 300 V output in CCM operation under 150 W output power prototype circuit is implemented to verify functionality of the proposed converter. Depending on applications, the proposed converter can deliver suitable voltage to the DC link of a micro-grid inverter in PV panels usage.