DC to DC Boost Converter Topologies

and Control
under guidance: Presented
by: Prof. Lipika Nanda Adyasha
Acharya
M.Tech (PED)
Roll no: 1852002
 CONTENTS
01 OBJECTIVE

02 ABSTRACT

03 FUTURE SCOPE

04 LITERATURE REVIEW

05 REFERENCES
 OBJECTIVE
• A literature survey on different boost converter topologies
• To gather information about the operation ,advantages, drawbacks and
applications of different boost converter topologies
• design a Boost converter after study of different topologies along with sutaible close
loop control
• finally interface the converter with PV cells and electric vehicles
 Abstract
• The output of a non conventional energy source can't be directly given to the load and not
sufficient for high voltage application
• Dc to Dc Boost converter are most popular and its different topologies are mostly used in PV
applications and electric vehicles
• New topologies reduces switching losses, improves voltage gain, reduces the ripple voltages
/currents, reduces stress on MOSFETS and improves overall efficiency of converter
• Aim is to develop a high voltage gain boost converter that satisfies all conditions
 literature review
S.N. Author Topic Description Research gap

1 Manxin Chen and Applying Diode- The proposed converter has the steady state analysis of
Hongzhou Tan School of Capacitor Voltage following features: a large DC this converter was not
Electronics and Multiplier to Coupled- conversion ratio with moderate presented for
Information Technology, Inductor Boost Converter duty cycle, recycling leakage discontinous
Sun Yat-sen University for Novel DC-DC inductance energy by a VM and conduction mode
Guangzhou, China Converter with High clamping low voltage on the
Voltage Gain and Low switch, and thus using low
Voltage Stress voltage rating switch with low
on- resistance to minimize
conduction losses.

2. E. Durán1, S.P. Litrán2, Zeta Buck boost combination of Zeta and Buck reduction in switching
M.B. Ferrera2, J.M. converter for single input Boost converter that have a non and conduction losses
Andújar1 and multiple output inverting step up or down is not calculated
application characteristics.the output voltage
is same but different polarities
i.e multiple output from same
supply. It reduces the filter size
,improve efficiency, operate at
different loads.
S.N. Author Topic Description Research gap

3. Dr Sathya.A, Prof Analysis and control of basically soft switching no gap found
M.Arunassalame , soft switched boost techniques have reduction in
Electrical and Electronics converter switching losses, no overlapping
Engineering college, of voltage and currents i.e no
Pondicherry electromagnetic interferences,
less noise and reduces the cost
of filter with PID control
(ziegler Nichols) method that
produce constant voltage at
different load conditions.
4. Ipsita Das, Tapas Roy Multidevice boost Its a combination of MDBC and steady state analysis of
School of Electrical converter for high voltage a capacitor inductor diode(CID). this converter was not
Engineering, KIIT gain applications This topology overcame the presented for
University, power losses in cascaded discontinous
Bhubaneswar-751024 converters, voltage stress in conduction mode
quadratic boost converter. futher
it provides a high voltage gain,
reduced voltage stress on switch,
reduced size of passive filters
due to low ripple voltage
/current.
S.N. Author Topic Description Research gap

5. Dr Pandav Kiran Maroti A Modified SEPIC modified SEPIC Converter is switching losses
Dept. of Electrical and Converter for high cascaded with a voltage lift calculation has not
Electronics Engg. voltage gain in PV switched inductor structure in been implemented
applications order to increase the overall
gain, the current ripple
reduction, and voltage stress on
MOSFET is reduced increasing
overall efficiency of converter

6. Pyman sadat, karim Single switched high step A quadratic boost converter uses no discription of
abbaszadin up quadratic boost switched capacitor technique to switching and
converter increase the voltage gain along conduction losses in
with switched capacitor to the paper
reduce or clamp out the voltage
stress on switch hence
improving the efficiency of
system. steady state analysis in
CCM and DCM is done properly
• To increase the overall gain of the converter

• Reduction of voltage stress on switches, current ripple

• Adapting sutaible PWM techniques that reduces the switching losseses and filter size

• Design converter Control such that it meets the load deemand.

• Advance close loop control techniques could be implemented like ANN, Fuzzy ANN,Adaptive
control etc

• Improvement in reliability of converters for solar cell applications

• Implementation of advanced soft switching techniques to reduce the switching losses could be
done
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