A Modified Non-Isolated Buck Converter using Z Source Topology
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| author | Al Hossain, Md. Abdullah Alvy, Md. Asif Imties Manzurul, Md. Hasan Mofazzal, Md. Hossain |
| author_facet | Al Hossain, Md. Abdullah Alvy, Md. Asif Imties Manzurul, Md. Hasan Mofazzal, Md. Hossain |
| contents | <p>The Z-Source Buck topology is used in this study to investigate the methods used to configure a DC-DC converter. In the modern power industry, efficient energy conversion is critical due to the challenges of ineffective power transformation. Compared to conventional Z-Source and Buck converters, the <br>proposed design achieves higher efficiency and output current while utilizing fewer components. With the rapid rise of solar energy as a renewable source, this converter is particularly suited for applications like fast battery charging in electric vehicles. The proposed system delivers a 268W capacity with minimal ripple <br>and stable output. By arranging components in series, switching losses are distributed across multiple devices, reducing thermal stress and improving thermal management. The converter achieves an efficiency of 89.17% with an output current of 5.37A. Furthermore, adjusting component values allows the output voltage to be adjusted to meet diverse application requirements. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | A Modified Non-Isolated Buck Converter using Z Source Topology Al Hossain, Md. Abdullah Alvy, Md. Asif Imties Manzurul, Md. Hasan Mofazzal, Md. Hossain <p>The Z-Source Buck topology is used in this study to investigate the methods used to configure a DC-DC converter. In the modern power industry, efficient energy conversion is critical due to the challenges of ineffective power transformation. Compared to conventional Z-Source and Buck converters, the <br>proposed design achieves higher efficiency and output current while utilizing fewer components. With the rapid rise of solar energy as a renewable source, this converter is particularly suited for applications like fast battery charging in electric vehicles. The proposed system delivers a 268W capacity with minimal ripple <br>and stable output. By arranging components in series, switching losses are distributed across multiple devices, reducing thermal stress and improving thermal management. The converter achieves an efficiency of 89.17% with an output current of 5.37A. Furthermore, adjusting component values allows the output voltage to be adjusted to meet diverse application requirements. </p> |
| title | A Modified Non-Isolated Buck Converter using Z Source Topology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18785906 |