High Voltage Gain Floating Boost Converter

In this paper, a high-voltage gain floating boost (HGFB) converter is proposed. In contrast to the traditional interleaved boost converter, the proposed converter attains an increased voltage gain. This enhancement is made possible by the unique structure involving two inductors capable of charging...

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Main Authors: Nguyen, Chan Viet, Bui, Van-Dai, Phan, Quoc Dung, Truong, Phuoc Hoa, Ho, Thanh Phuong, Le, Nhuan An
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Boost converter
Costs
Feedback control
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High-voltage techniques
Power sharing
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Power supplies
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Sensors
Software
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