A Series–Parallel Current-Driven Full-Bridge DC/DC Converter
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Abstract
This paper presents a novel series-parallel current-driven (SPCD) full-bridge dc/dc converter, which is able to process and deliver power efficiently over a wide range of load variations. In order to guarantee reliable operation of high-frequency dc/dc converters, the converter should be able to sustain soft switching for a wide range of operating conditions. The SPCD full-bridge converter, proposed in this paper, is able to offer soft switching for the input power semiconductors and smooth commutations for the output diodes. Also, the particular structure of the proposed converter eliminates the need for extra auxiliary circuits to provide reactive current for soft switching at light loads. The proposed topology can fully eliminate voltage spikes across the output diodes by providing smooth and lossless commutations for the output diodes. Thus, the proposed converter can be an efficient and reliable solution for variety of applications with a high switching frequency and a high output voltage. The SPCD full-bridge converter has the ability to integrate all magnetic components into an integrated transformer in order to achieve a high power density. The integrated transformer is thoroughly analyzed using ANSYS high-frequency structure simulator. Simulation and experimental results confirm the superior performance of the proposed SPCD full-bridge dc/dc converter.
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