A high Step-up DC-DC Converter employs Cascading Cockcroft-Walton Voltage Multiplier by omitting Step-up Transformer
Subrahmanyam, A, A. Tejasri
Abstract
Subrahmanyam, A, A. Tejasri
Abstract
: In my paper possess a high voltage gain and devoid of using Step up transformer through a high step-up DC-DC converter based on Cockcroft-Walton (CW) voltage multiplier. Here the input was in low to DC voltage is boost up with the help of boost inductor in DC-DC converter. The n-number of stages CW-voltage multiplier is applying input as low to AC voltage to high output DC voltage. This afford gets a continuous input current with low ripple, high voltage gain, reduced switching losses, low voltage stress on the switches, diodes & capacitors and also improving efficiency of the converter. In my paper, strategic controlled steps retain two independent frequencies, one of which operates at high frequency to optimized size of the inductor while the other one operates at comparatively low in frequency according to the desired output voltage ripple. Finally this converter is authorized by simulation and experimental result is designed.
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: In my paper possess a high voltage gain and devoid of using Step up transformer through a high step-up DC-DC converter based on Cockcroft-Walton (CW) voltage multiplier. Here the input was in low to DC voltage is boost up with the help of boost inductor in DC-DC converter. The n-number of stages CW-voltage multiplier is applying input as low to AC voltage to high output DC voltage. This afford gets a continuous input current with low ripple, high voltage gain, reduced switching losses, low voltage stress on the switches, diodes & capacitors and also improving efficiency of the converter. In my paper, strategic controlled steps retain two independent frequencies, one of which operates at high frequency to optimized size of the inductor while the other one operates at comparatively low in frequency according to the desired output voltage ripple. Finally this converter is authorized by simulation and experimental result is designed.
Key concepts: Voltage multiplier, Boost converter, Forward converter, Ćuk converter, Electrical engineering, Flyback converter, Ripple, Buck–boost converter