A NOVEL HIGH VOLTAGE GAIN NON-COUPLED

INDUCTOR SEPIC CONVERTER

Guided by, Presented by,

Miss.Rabiya Rasheed Niviya Varghese
Asst.prof. (EEE) FISAT S3 PEPS
Roll no. 03
OUTLINE :

 Introduction
 Circuit diagram
 Comparison
 Objective
 Applications
 References
INTRODUCTION

 The high voltage gain DC-DC converters are used in numerous

applications especially in Renewable energy resources.

 The output DC voltage of the renewable energy sources such as

PVs and FCs is low.

 High step-up DC-DC converters should be used to boost and

regulate the voltage level in these systems.

 This DC-DC converter should have a high voltage gain and

continuous input current.
 SEPIC CONVERTER (The single-ended
primary-inductor converter)

 It is a type of DC/DC converter that allows the electrical voltage at its output to be
greater than, less than, or equal to that at its input.
 The output of the SEPIC is controlled by the duty cycle of the control transistor (S1).
 A SEPIC is essentially a boost converter followed by an inverted buck-boost
converter.
 It has non-inverted output
 Capable of true shutdown
Comparison with other topologies

 In isolated and coupled inductor converters the leakage inductance causes

voltage spikes across the switches during the turn-off process.

 Clamping circuits are necessary to limit the switch voltage

 Which increases the cost and complexity and reduces the converter
efficiency
 OBJECTIVE

 To enhance the SEPIC converter performance and improve

the step up gain of the non-coupled inductor SEPIC
converter for satisfying the increasingly requirements in
industrial applications.
MERITS OF NOVEL HIGH VOLTAGE GAIN NON-COUPLED
INDUCTOR SEPIC CONVERTER

• Lower voltage stress on the switches

• Low conduction losses by using low voltage rating switches
• Non-inverting output voltage
• High efficiency
• High voltage gain
• Continuous input current
Applications
 suitable for renewable energy applications
such as PVs
Fuel cell applications
LED driver applications
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