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Half‐bridge flyback converter with lossless passive snubber and interleaved technique
Hard‐switching flyback converters are widely used in the low power application but suffer from high electromagnetic emissions, current ripples, and low efficiency. To overcome these problems, a half‐bridge flyback converter with a new lossless passive snubber is proposed using an interleaved structure.
Navid Mohammadian +1 more
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Efficiency Improvement for a DC-DC Quadratic Power Boost Converter by Applying a Switch Turn-off Lossless Snubber Structure Based on Zero Voltage Switching [PDF]
So as to keep the converter in small size, high switching frequencies are normally used. As a result, in higher frequencies, switching losses seriously affect the efficiency.
Davood Ghaderi +3 more
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Lithium ion batteries have a very wide application range. They can power up small electronic devices such as smart watches to larger electric vehicles. Due to its varied range of applications, they come in different packaging and in such battery packs, even when individual cell voltage exceeds by a few milli‐volts above 4.2 V, it may result in thermal ...
Umapathi Krishnamoorthy +3 more
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(1) This paper proposes a novel interleaved ultra‐large gain zero‐voltage switching (ZVS) DC–DC converter for renewable energy systems. (2) By using coupled inductor (CI) and built‐in transformer (BIT), a high‐voltage gain is achieved. (3) The secondary windings of the CIs are connected in series with the primary winding of the BIT and the secondary ...
Tohid Nouri
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An interleaved high step‐down coupled inductor based quadratic DC‐DC converter
A high step‐down DC‐DC buck converter with a coupled‐inductor in its topology is presented in this study. The switching pattern of the proposed converter is interleaved; therefore, the voltage stress on the semiconductors and the components is low since the primary high voltage will be divided between the blocking capacitors on the primary side ...
Reza Pashaie +2 more
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Passive lossless snubbers for DC/DC converters [PDF]
Passive lossless snubbers are proposed to improve the turn-on and turn-off transients of the MOSFETs in PWM DC/DC power converters. Switching losses and EMI noises are reduced by restricting the di/dt of the reverse recovery current and the dv/dt of the drain-source voltage. The MOSFET operates at ZVS turn-off and near ZCS turn-on.
Tseng, Ching-Jung, Chen, Chern-Lin
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Abstract In this paper, a new ZVT forward converter is presented in which the third winding of the forward converter is utilised to transfer power from the input to the output, recover the energy of the leakage inductance and snubber capacitance, and also provide ZVS condition for the converter switch.
Monireh Ghorbanian +3 more
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High performance single stage power factor correction circuit
Abstract Here, a new single stage single switch soft switching PFC (power factor correction) converter is presented and analysed. The proposed converter combines buck AC‐DC converter and forward DC‐DC converter and applies an auxiliary circuit to eliminate input current dead angle.
Masoud Ghazali, Ehsan Adib
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Combining electric vehicle battery charging and battery cell equalisation in one circuit
Abstract Electric vehicles (EVs) require an onboard battery charger unit and a battery management system (BMS) unit that balances the voltage levels for each battery cell. So far, both units are two completely autarkic power electronics systems. The circuit presented here operates as a battery charger when the EV is connected to the grid and as a ...
Huaxia Zhan +4 more
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Soft‐switching non‐isolated high step‐up three‐level boost converter using single magnetic element
Abstract Here, a soft switched three‐level boost converter with high voltage gain is proposed which is suitable for high step‐up applications with wide output power range. In this converter, a ZVT auxiliary circuit is used which provides soft switching in a wide range of output power independent of load variation.
Hamed Moradmand Jazi +7 more
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