Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/11499/7335
Title: Optimization of a self-driven current-doubler phase shifted full bridge DC-DC converter with integrated magnetic
Authors: Çetin, Sevilay
Keywords: Current doubled rectifier
Design optimization
Integrated magnetic
Phase shifted full bridge converter
Self-driver
Publisher: University of Kuwait
Abstract: In this paper, a design approach of a self driven current doubler (CD) phase shifted full bridge converter (PSFB) with integrated magnetic (IM) is proposed. In the design procedure, primary winding of transformer split into two windings and output inductors are integrated in the power transformer's core. In addition, self-driver is used to drive parallel connected synchronous rectifier on the secondary side. Self-driving signals are generated using directly secondary in power transformer. Therefore, power density of the converter is increased using only one magnetic core. An analytical loss analysis is presented to evaluate optimum design parameters. Operation of proposed design is achieved by a prototype operating at 80kHz and rated 1kW (12V-83A). Finally, the obtained efficiency results are compared to the performance of diode rectified center tapped (DRCT) conventional PSFB converter and 10% increasing efficiency is achieved with proposed design approach.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/11499/7335
https://doi.org/10.7603/s40632-014-0024-x
ISSN: 2307-1885
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