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High boost converter using voltage multiplier

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In this paper, a high boost converter with a voltage multiplier and a coupled inductor was proposed to boost low input voltage to high voltage output with low duty cycle, and the secondary voltage was rectified using voltage multiplier.
Abstract
With the increasing demand for renewable energy, distributed power included in fuel cells have been studied and developed as a future energy source. For this system, a power conversion circuit is necessary to interface the generated power to the utility. In many cases, a high step-up DC/DC converter is needed to boost low input voltage to high voltage output. Conventional methods using cascade DC/DC converters cause extra complexity and higher cost. The conventional topologies to get high output voltage use flyback DC/DC converters. They have the leakage components that cause stress and loss of energy that results in low efficiency. This paper presents a high boost converter with a voltage multiplier and a coupled inductor. The secondary voltage of the coupled inductor is rectified using a voltage multiplier. High boost voltage is obtained with low duty cycle. Theoretical analysis and experimental results verify the proposed solutions using a 300 W prototype.

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High Performance Coupled-Inductor DC-DC Converters

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TL;DR: In this paper, a coupled-inductor DC-DC converter which can effectively handle the leakage energy is proposed to eliminate the extreme duty ratio and rectifier reverse-recovery problem.
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