This article discusses the design and analysis of a switched inductor-switched capacitor based dc-dc converter. The proposed topology boost factor is akin to a quasi-Z-Source converter in which the load-end switched inductor is preceded by a front-end converter comprising of a single inductor and switched capacitor arrangement. The output capacitor's peak current is significantly abbreviated by incorporating the third switch in the stated topology by retaining the features of continuous-low ripple source current and a common ground. A prototype with 400 V, 300W, and 50 kHz is developed to validate the steady state analysis performance indices.
Analysis and Design of Switched Inductor-Capacitor Based Quasi Z Source Analogous Boost Converter
2024-07-31
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Enhanced switched-inductor quasi-Z-source inverter
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