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A novel Zero-Current-Switching of leading and lagging-leg switches for full-bridge phase-shifted PWM DC-DC converter

Author(s)
Songboonkaew, J.
Jangwanitlert, A.
Date Issued
August 17, 2015
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/ECTICon.2015.7206997
Abstract
This paper presents a novel Zero-Current-Switching(ZCS) technique of the leading and lagging-leg switches. The leading-leg switches are achieved under ZCS by using an active auxiliary circuit and the lagging-leg switches are achieved under the ZCS by using a blocking capacitor voltage in primary side for decreasing the primary current. Moreover, the leading-lag switches are still achieved under the ZVS condition by using the energy of the leakage inductance. In this paper, the DC-DC full-bridge converter operation is described. Experimental results provided from a 1 kW 30 kHz prototype and validated the feasibility.
Citation
Ecti Con 2015 2015 12th International Conference on Electrical Engineering Electronics Computer Telecommunications and Information Technology, 2015
Subjects

active auxiliary circ...

full-bridge converter...

phase-shift

ZCS

ZVZCS

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