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A comparison of soft-switched DC-to-DC converters for electrolyser application
An Electrolyser is part of a renewable energy system (RES) and generates hydrogen from water electrolysis that is used in fuel cells. A dc-to-dc converter is required to couple the Electrolyser to the system DC bus. This paper presents the design of three soft-switched high-frequency transformer isolated dc-to-dc converters for this application based on the given specifications. It is shown that LCL-type series resonant converter with capacitive output filter is suitable for this application. Detailed theoretical and simulation results are presented. Due to the wide variation in input voltage and load current, no converter can maintain zero-voltage switching for the complete operating range. Therefore, a two stage approach (ZVT boost converter followed by LCL SRC with capacitive output filter) will be studied in the future.