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    This document presents a proposed study on designing a PWM boost converter with a snubber circuit. It begins with introducing the problems with conventional PWM DC-DC converters, such as high switching power losses, stress losses, and electromagnetic interference. It then discusses zero-voltage switching and zero-current switching converters as solutions. The proposed work is to study an existing boost converter design, add a snubber circuit, simulate the proposed converter, implement the hardware, and verify the results. The features of the proposed converter are described as enabling all semiconductor devices to turn on and off under soft switching without additional voltage stress, and allowing high frequency operation like a normal PWM converter.

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    This document presents a proposed study on designing a PWM boost converter with a snubber circuit. It begins with introducing the problems with conventional PWM DC-DC converters, such as high switching power losses, stress losses, and electromagnetic interference. It then discusses zero-voltage switching and zero-current switching converters as solutions. The proposed work is to study an existing boost converter design, add a snubber circuit, simulate the proposed converter, implement the hardware, and verify the results. The features of the proposed converter are described as enabling all semiconductor devices to turn on and off under soft switching without additional voltage stress, and allowing high frequency operation like a normal PWM converter.

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    ZCT ZVT

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    Vikram Rathod
    This document presents a proposed study on designing a PWM boost converter with a snubber circuit. It begins with introducing the problems with conventional PWM DC-DC converters, such as high switching power losses, stress losses, and electromagnetic interference. It then discusses zero-voltage switching and zero-current switching converters as solutions. The proposed work is to study an existing boost converter design, add a snubber circuit, simulate the proposed converter, implement the hardware, and verify the results. The features of the proposed converter are described as enabling all semiconductor devices to turn on and off under soft switching without additional voltage stress, and allowing high frequency operation like a normal PWM converter.

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    Contents
    Introduction
    Problem Identification
    ZCT and ZVT Converter
    Proposed work
    Features of Proposed Converter
    References

    Contents
    Introduction
    Problem Identification
    ZCT and ZVT Converter
    Proposed work
    Features of Proposed Converter
    References

    Introduction
    PWM
    In

    DC-DC CONVERTER

    this scheme, the on-time Ton is varied


    but chopping frequency f (or chopping
    period T) is kept constant. Variation of
    Ton means adjustment of pulse width,
    as such this scheme is also called pulsewidth-modulation scheme.

    Problem Identification
    PWM dc-dc converters suffer from
    1.High Switching power loss
    2.stress loss.
    3.Electromagnetic interference.

    Problem Formulation
    ZCS

    CONVERTERS

    ZVS

    CONVERTERS

    Proposed System

    Proposed work

    To study design of conventional boost


    converter.
    To design PWM boost converter with snubber
    circuit.
    To simulate proposed converter and discuss
    the result.
    Implementation of hardware and verify the
    result

    Features of Proposed Converter


    All The semiconductor devices are both
    turned on off under soft switching.
    All The semiconductor devices are not
    subjected to any additional voltage stress.
    The converter can operate at
    considerably high frequencies and acts as
    normal PWM converter.
    The proposed snubber cell can easily
    applied to other basic PWM converter.

    References
    G.

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    Mar. 1994.
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    Ind. Appl., vol. 33,
    no. 5, pp. 12201232, Sep./Oct. 1997
    C. M. de O. Stein and H. L. Hey, A true ZCZVT commutation cell for PWM
    converters, IEEE Trans. Power Electron., vol. 15, no. 1, pp. 185193, Jan. 2000.
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    558566, Mar./Apr. 2000
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