A non‐isolated high step up interleaved boost converter with coupled inductors

Summary In this article, a high step‐up interleaved boost converter topology is proposed for renewable energy applications. The proposed converter utilizes two‐phase interleaved configuration, to increase the power capability of converter while reducing the input current ripples. The output side for...

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Published in:International journal of circuit theory and applications 2022-09, Vol.50 (9), p.3153-3170
Main Authors: Sudarsan Reddy, Duttaluri Venkata, Thangavel, Subbaiyan
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boost converter
Conduction losses
Conversion ratio
coupled inductor
DC‐DC converter
high step‐up
Inductors
interleaved
renewable energy
Switches
Topology
Voltage gain
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renewable energy
Switches
Topology
Voltage gain
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