VOLTAGE GAIN

EVALUATION OF DC-DC Juris Arrozy

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BOOST CONVERTER Teknik Tenaga Listrik 2013

DAHONO-1
THE INCREASING ELECTRICITY
DEMANDS
 PV CELLS PROBLEMS
Low and intermittent voltage output.
Low voltage output is anticipated by using DC-DC Boost
Converter.
However, several problem occurs when using the
conventional topologies of DC-DC Boost Converter (ex:
Conventional Topology, Inverter-Transformer, Cascade
Boost Converter). The problems are:
The switch must operates at extreme duty ratio
The efficiency becomes low when cascaded
Usage of Inverter-Transformer makes the dimension becomes bulky
DAHONO-1 TOPOLOGY: A NEW
SOLUTION FOR PV CELLS
PROBLEMS
 DAHONO-1 TOPOLOGY: A NEW
SOLUTION FOR PV CELLS
PROBLEMS
Dahono-1 topology advantages:
To produce high voltage gain, the switches will only operate at
moderate duty ratio.
The efficiency is high due to not implementing the cascade topology.
The dimension is less bulky than Inverter-Transformer application.
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DC-DC BOOST CONVERTER
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Objectives:
Find the expressions regarding
voltage gain in ideal and non-
ideal case.
Determine the component(s)
that contributes significantly to
the drop in voltage gain.
Constrains
The expressions regarding
voltage gain analysis will cover
the ideal and non-ideal
components.
The non-ideal components
considered are inductor
equivalent resistance (Rdc),
switches on-state resistance
(Rds), and diodes forward bias
voltage (Vd).
Control techniques used in this
research is State Feedback
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Vs = Input Voltage
Vo = Output Voltage
D1 = Duty Ratio of S1 (switch 1)
D2 = Duty Ratio of S2 (switch 2)
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Vs = Input Voltage
Vo = Output Voltage
D1 = Duty Ratio of S1 (switch 1)
D2 = Duty Ratio of S2 (switch 2)
Rdc = Inductor Equivalent
Resistance
Rds = Switch On-State Resistance
Vd = Diodes Forward Bias Voltage
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Voltage Gain (Ideal vs Non-Ideal Case)

Parameter Value
24 V
104.111 V
4 kHz
215
Inductance, L 5 mH
Capacitance, C 270 F
0.7
0.8 V
0.27
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Comparation between the calculation and simulation results
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Non-ideal Components Effects on Non-ideal Component (Rdc) Effects
Voltage Gain on Voltage Gain, Simulation vs
Calculation Results
 CONCLUSIONS

The expressions regarding the voltage gain in ideal and non-

ideal case are verified through the calculation and
simulation results. Therefore, the equations are already
correct.
Inductor equivalent resistance (Rdc) is the main component
that contributes significantly to the drop in voltage gain.
To maximize the voltage gain, inductor equivalent
resistance (Rdc) must be minimized.
THANK YOU! DANKE SCHN!