A CASCADED HIGH STEP-UP DC---DC CONVERTER FOR

MICRO-GRID
DOMAIN
Power electronics
OBJECTIVES:
A high-efficiency dc-dc converter with high voltage gain and reduced switch stress is proposed
INTRODUCTION:
A high-efficiency dc-dc converter with high voltage gain and reduced switch stress is
proposed .Generally speaking, the utilization of a coupled inductor is useful for raising the step-
up ratio of the conventional boost converter. However, the switch surge voltage may be caused
by the leakage inductor so that it will result in the requirement of high-voltage-rated devices.
This paper proposes a new high step-up dcdc converter designed especially for regulating the dc
interface between various micro-sources and a dcac inverter to electricity grid. The figuration of
the proposed converter is a quadratic boost converter with the coupled inductor in the second
boost converter
EXISTING SYSTEM:
Generally speaking, the utilization of a coupled inductor is useful for raising the step-up
ratio of the conventional boost converter. However, the switch surge voltage may be caused by
the leakage inductor so that it will result in the requirement of high-voltage-rated devices.
PROPOSED SYSTEM
AIM:
This paper proposes a new high step-up dcdc converter designed especially for
regulating the dc interface between various micro-sources and a dcac inverter to electricity grid.
METHODOLGY:
A high-efficiency dc-dc converter with high voltage gain
ABSTRACT:
A high-efficiency dc-dc converter with high voltage gain and reduced switch stress is
proposed. Generally speaking, the utilization of a coupled inductor is useful for raising the step-
up ratio of the conventional boost converter. However, the switch surge voltage may be caused
by the leakage inductor so that it will result in the requirement of high-voltage-rated devices.
This paper proposes a new high step-up dcdc converter designed especially for regulating the dc
interface between various micro-sources and a dcac inverter to electricity grid. The figuration of
the proposed converter is a quadratic boost converter with the coupled inductor in the second
boost converter. The converter achieves high step-up voltage gain with appropriate duty ratio and
low voltage stress on the power switch. Additionally, the energy stored in the leakage inductor of
the coupled inductor can be recycled to the output capacitor. The operating principles and
steady-state analysis of continuous conduction mode and boundary conduction mode are
discussed in detail. The simulation circuit is developed by using the MATLAB/SIMULINK
modeling and the concerned characteristics are analyses.
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
FORWARD MODE:
HARDWARE &SOFTWARE REQUIREMNTS:
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT:
MATLAB-SIMULINK
HARDWARE REQUIREMENT:
PIC MICRO CONTROLLER
APPLICATIONS:
Speed control applications .
.
Industry Applications.
Low
voltage dc
bus
Driver
circuit
PIC
Microcontroller
5V DC
Supply
12V AC
Supply
Dc to dc
converter
High voltage
dc bus
To CRO
View output
Dc to ac
inverter
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