A Novel Two-Phase Boost Converter Model with Inductive Energy Storage Technology

Research Paper (undergraduate) from the year 2014 in the subject Electrotechnology, grade: 5, , course: Ph.D in Power Electronics, language: English, abstract: This article propose a novel two - phase voltage boost converter (TPBC) model with soft-switching transistors, based on the use of an inductive energy storage technique in the structure of the boost voltage converter. The design proposes a mathematical and analytical model of the TPBC system using a pulse frequency width modulation (PFWM). Detailed analysis of the TPBC dynamics have been obtained, such as, stable, unstable, quasi-periodic, bifurcation phenomena and chaotic regimes. Thus, reducing the issues of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and switching losses for a more energy performance and efficiency of the voltage converter which has been obtained. The TPBC has been observed to produce zero-volt-switching (ZVS) and zero-current-switching (ZCS) of the transistors transition.