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Solar Energy by Using Voltage Multiplier with a Fly Back Boost Converter

Author Names : G.Tejaswini, I.Geethanjali, T.Sumadhar, K.Abhishek Raj, B. Rajender  Volume 2 Issue 2
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Abstract  

A High step-up converter suitable for renewable energy system is designed in this paper. Using a conventional interleaved boost converter, accompanied by a voltage multiplier module composed of switched capacitors and coupled inductors, high step-up gain is obtained without operating at extreme duty ratio. The topology of the proposed converter reduces the current stress. The topology constrains the input current ripple, and hence the conduction loss reduces. The circuit also increases the lifetime of the source. Because of the lossless passive clamp performance, the leakage energy can be recycled to the output terminal. This leads to the reduction in large voltage spikes across the switches and improvement in the overall efficiency. The low voltage stress enables the use of low-voltage-rated MOSFETs for reductions of conduction losses and cost. The circuit with 12-V input voltage and 100-W output power was simulated using Matlab simulink and an output voltage of 110-V was obtained.

Keywords: Boost–Fly Back Converter, High Step-Up, Photovoltaic System, Voltage Multiplier Module.

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