A Family of Single -Switch ZVS-CV DC-to-DC Converters

Takerou MIZOGUCHI; Tamotsu NINOMIYA; Takashi OHGAI; Masahito SHOYAMA

A Family of Single -Switch ZVS-CV DC-to-DC Converters

Takerou MIZOGUCHI, Tamotsu NINOMIYA, Takashi OHGAI, Masahito SHOYAMA

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A family of single-switch ZVS-CV (Zero-voltage switchingclamped voltage) dc-to-dc converters is presented. This class of converter is realized by employing a commutation inductor circuit which is connected in parallel with either the transistor or the freewheeling diode in a conventional PWM converter. The technique described here is simple and output-voltage control is easy. The converters that comprise this family are derived form Buck, Boost, Buck/Boost, Cuk, Sepic and Zeta PWM converters. The steady-state characteristics of these converters such as the voltage conversion ratio, the ZVS conditions, and the input and output current ripples are analyzed. The analysis is confirmed by experiment.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E79-B No.6 pp.849-856

Publication Date: 1996/06/25

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Takerou MIZOGUCHI, Tamotsu NINOMIYA, Takashi OHGAI, Masahito SHOYAMA, "A Family of Single -Switch ZVS-CV DC-to-DC Converters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E79-B, no. 6, pp. 849-856, June 1996, doi: .
Abstract: A family of single-switch ZVS-CV (Zero-voltage switchingclamped voltage) dc-to-dc converters is presented. This class of converter is realized by employing a commutation inductor circuit which is connected in parallel with either the transistor or the freewheeling diode in a conventional PWM converter. The technique described here is simple and output-voltage control is easy. The converters that comprise this family are derived form Buck, Boost, Buck/Boost, Cuk, Sepic and Zeta PWM converters. The steady-state characteristics of these converters such as the voltage conversion ratio, the ZVS conditions, and the input and output current ripples are analyzed. The analysis is confirmed by experiment.
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