In order to suppress the voltage stress of semiconductor devices, and solve the reverse recovery problem of diodes by decreasing the duty cycle of switches, impedance source converters could be consider as a solution. In this paper an impedance network is applied to the secondary side of a phase-shifted full-bridge converter in order to reduce the voltage stress of rectifier diodes. The proposed impedance network involves coupled inductors and capacitors that provide a new rectifier configuration for the converter. Operational principles of the proposed converter along with its theoretical analysis is investigated, and finally simulation results is provided by Pspice to verify the performance of the converter.Postprint (published version
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Grid-level power converters based on conventional architectures do not achieve very high efficiencie...
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This paper introduces a family of DC-DC converters based on impedance source DC-DC converters. The ...
A single-stage symmetrical high voltage gain half-bridge (HB) DC-AC converter is proposed in this pa...
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High voltage conversion gain DC-DC power converters are essential for many applications, such as pow...
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Impedance networks cover the entire of electric power conversion from dc (converter, rectifier), ac ...
© 2014 IEEE. Impedance networks cover the entire of electric power conversion from dc (converter, re...
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