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A new soft switching bridgeless PFC converter with lossless snubber [PDF]
Increasing use of rectifiers causes harmonics pollution in networks. So use of power factor correction (PFC) in converters is inevitable. For reducing weight and volume of converters, designers try to increase switching frequency. The switching losses and conduction losses are two sources of losses in the switching power converter. Thus to reduce these
Mahdavi, Mohammad, Ghasemi, Amir Hosein
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This paper introduces a soft-switched high step-up converter applicable to photovoltaic systems. In the proposed topology, to further improve the voltage gain and reduce the components voltage stress, coupled inductors and voltage multiplier cell (VMC ...
Mohammad Reza Gholami +4 more
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An Interleaved Step-up DC-DC Converter with Lossless Snubber
In this paper, an interleaved step-up converter with two lossless snubbers is introduced, where the snubbers ensure zero-current switching for the main switches, eliminating the need for extra switches.
Arman Hovsep +3 more
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A Flyback Converter With Novel Active Dissipative Snubber
The active clamp flyback converters (ACF) can provide features of high power density and high power efficiency. However, ACF is usually applied to in the applications of medium-to-high power range.
Yeu-Torng Yau, Tsung-Liang Hung
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Analysis and evaluation of a lossless turn-on snubber [PDF]
A lossless turn-on snubber was studied analytically, by simulation and experimentally. Limits were found for the proper operation of the snubber and are expressed as permissible duty cycle as a function of input current. It was found that a modified version of the snubber, which includes a tapped main inductor, improves the performance by allowing a ...
H. Levy +3 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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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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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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