Reverse Electrodialysis Energy Harvesting System Using High-Gain Step-Up DC/DC Converter

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A Multi-port High Step-up DC/DC Converter for Hybrid Renewable Energy Application

This paper presents a novel multi-port DC/DC converter which is suitable to be used as the interface of hybrid renewable energy systems. The converter contains three unidirectional power flow ports which two of them are input ports and are connected to two independent energy sources while the third one is the output port that feeds a standalone load. Furthermore, the proposed converter contains...

High Step-up Voltage Gain Converter with Ripple-free Input Current for Renewable Energy Sources

High step-up voltage gain nonisolated DC-DC converter have attracted much attention in photovoltaic, fuel cells and other renewable energy system applications. In this paper, by combining input current ripple-free boost cell with coupled-inductor voltage-doubler cell, an input current ripple-free high voltage gain nonisolated converter is proposed. In addition, passive lossless clamp circuit is...

Design of a non-isolated multi-input converter with soft switching and high step-up voltage gain

Energy is one of the most important factors for the economic growth and development of each country. Most of the energy is consumed in the form of electricity. One of the most important ways to generate electricity is to produce electricity through fossil fuels. However, due to their disadvantages such as limitations and concerns about the environment and increased demand for energy, engineers ...

Step-Up Switching-Mode Converter With High Voltage Gain Using a Switched-Capacitor Circuit

A new circuit is proposed for a steep step-up of the line voltage. It integrates a switched-capacitor (SC) circuit within a boost converter. An SC circuit can achieve any voltage ratio, allowing for a boost of the input voltage to high values. It is unregulated to allow for a very high efficiency. The boost stage has a regulation purpose. It can operate at a relatively low duty cycle, thus avoi...