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Relative investigation between push-pull converter and non-isolated converter of low to high voltage gain

S. Devikala, P. Nirmalkumar

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This paper deals with comparison of the Non-isolated boost converter and push-pull converter. Here 48V DC is converted into AC with high frequency and it is stepped up. The aim of this work is to obtain the comparative analysis of non-isolated and push-pull converter by simulating the converter. The push-pull converter has advantages like reduced switching losses, stresses and EMI. The power output of push-pull converter seems to be of high value compared to the non-isolated boost converter. The simulation results of Non-isolated converter and Push-Pull converter was compared, shows that output power of push-pull converter is greater than non-isolated converter.

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This paper deals with comparison of the Non-isolated boost converter and push-pull converter. Here 48V DC is converted into AC with high frequency and it is stepped up. The aim of this work is to obtain the comparative analysis of non-isolated and push-pull converter by simulating the converter. The push-pull converter has advantages like reduced switching losses, stresses and EMI. The power output of push-pull converter seems to be of high value compared to the non-isolated boost converter. The simulation results of Non-isolated converter and Push-Pull converter was compared, shows that output power of push-pull converter is greater than non-isolated converter.

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This paper deals with comparison of the Non-isolated boost converter and push-pull converter. Here 48V DC is converted into AC with high frequency and it is stepped up. The aim of this work is to obtain the comparative analysis of non-isolated and push-pull converter by simulating the converter. The push-pull converter has advantages like reduced switching losses, stresses and EMI. The power output of push-pull converter seems to be of high value compared to the non-isolated boost converter. The simulation results of Non-isolated converter and Push-Pull converter was compared, shows that output power of push-pull converter is greater than non-isolated converter.

Key concepts: Boost converter, Ćuk converter, Buck–boost converter, Forward converter, Flyback converter, Buck converter, SINADR, Push pull

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