Hyun-Wook Seong, H. Kim, Ki-Bum Park, G. Moon, M. Youn
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Zero-voltage switching flyback-boost converter with voltage-doubler rectifier for high step-up applications
A zero-voltage switching (ZVS) flyback-boost (FB) converter with a voltage-doubler rectifier (VDR) has been proposed. By combining the common part between a flyback converter and a boost converter as a parallel-input/series-output (PISO) configuration, this proposed circuit can increase a step-up ratio and clamp the surge voltage of switches. The secondary VDR provides a further extended step-up ratio as well as its voltage stress to be clamped. An auxiliary switch instead of a boost diode enables all switches to be turned on under ZVS conditions. The zero-current turn-off of the secondary VDR alleviates its reverse-recovery losses. The operation principles, the theoretical analysis, and the design consideration are investigated. The experimental results from a 250W and 42V-to-400V prototype are shown to verify the proposed scheme.