Shahrukh Khan, Mohammad Zaid, Arshad Mahmood, Javed Ahmad, A. Alam
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Abstract
A non-isolated quadratic boost high gain dc to dc converter is proposed in this paper. The converter has a wide gain ratio than conventional high gain boost converters. Along with the high voltage gain the proposed topology has a single switch and reduced voltage stress across switch and diodes. Moreover, the converter draws continuous input current which makes the proposed converter an attractive choice for renewable energy applications. Simulation is carried out in PLECS software. The software is specially designed to determine the efficiency of the converter by considering switching and conduction losses. A 50W laboratory prototype of the proposed converter is developed. The theoretical, simulated and experimental results closely agree with each other.