High Voltage Boost Converters: A Review on Different Methodologies and Topologies

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Abstract
Power converters are a fundamental element in the industries, micro-grids and households appliances providing all the necessary power regulation increasing the flexibility of the voltage, current, power, and phase. In this review a number of boost converters are studied, responsible for converting a low direct current voltage to a higher magnitude using a number of different methods including coupled inductors, series combination of a capacitor and two parallel inductors and an inductor discharging to two series connected capacitors in a transfer of power. The converters encounter two major practical issues sudden rise in di/dt and dv/dt that drastically reduces the efficiency and increases power loss in passive elements and stress in active switches.
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Authors Saurav Bharadwaj;Indrajit Barman;Midar Riba;Asish Arpan Dadhara;Biswajit Sengupta;
Journal adbu journal of electrical and electronics engineering (ajeee)
Year 2018
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http://journals.dbuniversity.ac.in/ojs/index.php/AJEEE/article/download/552/514
Keywords
boost converter dc power transfer zeta converters dual active bridge (dab) miller capacitor v2g operation

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