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Multi-output buck-boost converter with enhanced dynamic response to load and input voltage changes

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In this paper, a new multi-output DC/DC converter topology that has step-up and step-down conversion capabilities is presented, where several output voltages can be generated and can be used in different applications such as multi-level converters with diode-clamped topology or power supplies with several voltage levels.
Abstract
This study presents a new multi-output DC/DC converter topology that has step-up and step-down conversion capabilities. In this topology, several output voltages can be generated and can be used in different applications such as multi-level converters with diode-clamped topology or power supplies with several voltage levels. Steady-state and dynamic equations of the proposed multi-output converter have been developed; these can be used for steady state and transient analysis. Two control techniques have been proposed for this topology, based on constant and dynamic hysteresis band height control, to address different applications. Simulations have been performed for different operating modes and load conditions to verify the proposed topology and its control technique. Additionally, a laboratory prototype is designed and implemented to verify the simulation results.

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A Novel Structure for Single-Switch Nonisolated Transformerless Buck–Boost DC–DC Converter

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Analysis and implementation of a new single-switch buck–boost DC/DC converter

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Integrated Multiple-Output Synchronous Buck Converter for Electric Vehicle Power Supply

TL;DR: A novel integrated synchronous buck converter for the auxiliary power supply system of electric vehicles, which achieves multiple independently regulated outputs with reduced switching components in comparison with the conventional separate buck converters is proposed.
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Principle and Topology Derivation of Single-Inductor Multi-Input Multi-Output DC–DC Converters

TL;DR: A large number of SI-MIMO topologies are derived from buck, boost, buck– boost, and noninverting buck–boost converters in this article.
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