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A dickson-type adder/subtractor dc-dc converter realizing step-up/step-down conversion

Author(s)
Eguchi, Kei
Julsereewong, Prasit
Julsereewong, Amphawan
Fujimoto, Kuniaki
Sasaki, Hirofumi
Date Issued
January 16, 2013
Type
Article
Abstract
In this paper, a Dickson-type adder/subtractor DC-DC converter realizing step-up/step-down conversion is proposed. Although the conventional Dickson converter cannot achieve step-up/step-down conversion, the proposed converter can provide not only the stepped-up voltage but also the stepped-down voltage by combining the battery energy and the clean energy. Moreover, the proposed converter can achieve many con-version ratios by utilizing hybrid inputs. Therefore, by choosing the optimal combination of conversion ratio, the proposed converter can alleviate the energy loss caused by the output regulation. To evaluate circuit properties, theoretical analyses, simulations and experiments were performed concerning a simple example of the proposed converter. Cir-cuit simulations and experiments showed the following results: (1) The circuit design is appropriate, because the step-up/step-down conversion was confirmed by the experimen-tal circuit. (2) The number of conversion ratios of the proposed converter is three times as large as that of the conventional three-stage ring-type converter. (3) The proposed converter can reduce more than 25% hardware cost than the conventional converter. (4) The derived theoretical formulas are useful to estimate the characteristics of the proposed converter, because the theoretical result corresponded well with the simulated result. © 2013 ICIC International.
Citation
International Journal of Innovative Computing Information and Control, 9(1), 123-138, 2013
Subjects

Charge pump

Clean energy

Hybrid inputs

Step-up/step-down con...

Switch-ed capacitor c...

Switching converters

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