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Highly efficient and compact Sepic-Boost-Flyback integrated converter with multiple outputs

Authors: Tirthasarathi Lodh; Tanmoy Majumder;

Highly efficient and compact Sepic-Boost-Flyback integrated converter with multiple outputs

Abstract

This paper proposes a topology of single input multiple-output DC-DC converter by integrating Sepic, Flyback and Boost configuration, whose individual outputs when series connected, results in very high DC-DC conversion ratio. The salient features of the proposed topology are less number of components resulting in a compact structure, less voltage stress of the power electronic devices, high efficiency of voltage step-up conversion, no additional circuitry requirement for the transformer leakage energy management. Explanation of the working of the circuit during its various operating modes are given. Derivation of the dynamic equations governing the various operating modes is done. A detailed analysis of the circuit is done in the steady state to obtain the expressions of its gain and the operating efficiency, considering the effect of the circuit parasitic elements. Plots of gain vs. duty cycle and efficiency vs. duty cycle are given at different power levels. To validate the proper working of the proposed topology, simulations have been done using Matlab-Simulink and results are included.

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