Disclosure of Invention
In view of this, the present invention provides a three-inductor high-gain Boost converter, which only uses one switching tube and is simple to control; the voltage gain is 2/(1-D)2The extremely large voltage gain can be obtained under the condition of a small duty ratio; the two input inductors share the input current, so the current stress of the inductors is reduced, and a smaller magnetic core can be selected. Therefore, the high-gain converter has the advantages of low cost, high conversion efficiency and extremely strong boosting capacity, and is particularly suitable for a renewable energy power generation system.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme provided by the invention is as follows:
a three-inductor high-gain Boost converter comprises a direct current power supply Uin(ii) a The DC power supply UinThe positive electrodes of the two are respectively connected with an input filter capacitor CinPositive electrode of (1), first inductance L1One end of the second diode D2Anode of (2), fourth diode D4The anode of (1); the first inductor L1Are respectively connected with a first diode D1The anode of (2), the first capacitor C1The negative electrode of (1); the first diode D1Are respectively connected with the second inductors L2One end of the second diode D2Of a cathode(ii) a The second inductor L2Are respectively connected with the third diode D3The anode of (2), the second capacitor C2The negative electrode of (1); the second capacitor C2Respectively connected with the fourth diode D4The cathode of (2), the third inductance L3One end of (a); the third inductor L3Are respectively connected with the first capacitor C1The anode of the third diode D3The cathode of the fifth diode D5The anode of (1), the drain of the switching tube S; the fifth diode D5Are respectively connected with the output filter capacitor CoThe positive electrode of (a), one end of the direct current load R; the other end of the direct current load R is respectively connected with the output filter capacitor CoNegative pole of (1), source electrode of the switching tube S, and the input filter capacitor CinNegative pole of, the input power UinThe negative electrode of (1).
Further, the ideal voltage gain G of the high-gain Boost converter is:
wherein D is the duty ratio of the control signal of the switching tube S.
Furthermore, the high-gain Boost converter is realized in one switching period T by adjusting the on and off of the switching tube SsSwitching between the working mode 1 and the working mode 2 in the system.
Further, the working mode 1, t0~t1Stage (2): at t0At any moment, the switching tube S is switched on; first diode D1And a fifth diode D5Off, second diode D2A third diode D3And a fourth diode D4Conducting; at t1At that time, the switching tube S is turned off, and the operation mode 1 is ended. Mode of operation 2, t1~t2Stage (2): t is t1At the moment, the first diode D1And a fifth diode D5On, the second diode D2A third diode D3And a fourth diode D4Turning off; t is t2At the moment, the switching tube S is conducted, the working mode 2 is finished, and the next switching period is started.
Further, in the working mode 1, the first inductor L1Current i ofL1A second inductor L2Current i ofL2A third inductor L3Current i ofL3The average linearity is increased; power supply UinThrough the switch tube S and the first capacitor C1To the first inductor L1Charging; through a switch tube S and a second diode D2And a third diode D3To the second inductance L2Charging; through a switching tube S and a fourth diode D4To the third inductance L3Charging; through a switch tube S and a third diode D3And a fourth diode D4To a second capacitance C2Charging; at the same time, output filter capacitor CoThe dc load R is supplied with power alone. In the working mode 2, the current i of the first inductorL1Current i of the second inductorL2And current i of the third inductorL3A linear decrease; power supply UinA second capacitor C2A first inductor L1A second inductor L2And a third inductor L3Connected in series through a fifth diode D5To the output filter capacitor CoAnd a direct current load R supplies power; at the same time, the second capacitor C2A second inductor L2And a third inductor L3Through a first diode D1To the first capacitor C1And (6) charging.
Advantageous effects
Compared with the prior art, the three-inductor high-gain Boost converter provided by the invention only adopts 1 switching tube, 4 capacitors, 3 inductors and 5 diodes, and has relatively simple structure; the boosting capacity is extremely strong, and the voltage gain is 2/(1-D)2(ii) a And only one switching tube is adopted, so that the control is simpler. In addition, the second inductor L of the non-isolated high-gain DC converter2And a third inductance L3The input current is shared together, so the current stress is reduced, and a smaller magnetic core can be selected; meanwhile, the on-state loss of the diode is reduced. Therefore, the Boost converter with increased gain is suitable forRenewable energy grid-connected power generation system.
Detailed Description
The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present application will be described clearly and completely with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present application, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present application, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
The invention provides a three-inductor high-gain Boost converter, and the circuit structure is shown in figure 1. The high-gain Boost converter comprises a direct-current power supply UinAn input filter capacitor CinA first inductor L1A second inductor L2A third inductor L3A switch tube S and a first diode D1A second diode D2A third diode D3A fourth diode D4A fifth diode D5A first capacitor C1A second capacitor C2An output filter capacitor CoA direct current load R; DC power supply UinThe positive electrodes of the two are respectively connected with an input filter capacitor CinPositive electrode of (1), first inductance L1One end of the second diode D2Anode of (2), fourth diode D4The anode of (1); first inductance L1Are respectively connected with a first diode D1Anode of, first capacitor C1The negative electrode of (1); first diode D1Are respectively connected with the second inductors L2One end of the second diode D2A cathode of (a); second inductance L2Are respectively connected with a third diode D3Anode of, a second capacitor C2The negative electrode of (1); second capacitor C2Respectively connected with a fourth diode D4Cathode of (2), third inductance L3One end of (a); third inductance L3The other ends of the first and second capacitors are respectively connected with a first capacitor C1Anode of (2), third diode D3Cathode of (2), fifth diode D5The anode of (2) and the drain of the switching tube S; fifth diode D5The cathodes of the two capacitors are respectively connected with an output filter capacitor CoThe positive electrode of (1), one end of a direct current load R; the other end of the DC load R is respectively connected with an output filter capacitor CoNegative pole of (1), source electrode of switching tube S, and input filter capacitor CinNegative pole, input power UinThe negative electrode of (1).
The operation of the high-gain Boost converter shown in fig. 1 is explained below.
To simplify the analysis, the following assumptions were made: switch tube S, first diode D1A second diode D2A third diode D3A fourth diode D4A fifth diode D5An input filter capacitor CinA first capacitor C1A second capacitor C2An output filter capacitor CoA first inductor L1A second inductor L2A third inductor L3All are ideal devices; a first capacitor C1A second capacitor C2An output filter capacitor CoLarge enough that voltage ripple is negligible; first inductance L1A second inductor L2A third inductor L3The current of (2) is continuous; input power supply UinThe negative terminal is a zero potential reference point, and the direct current load R is pure resistance. Based on the above assumptions, after entering the steady state, the operation of the converter in one switching cycle can be divided into 2 modes.
The equivalent circuits of the modes are shown in fig. 2(a) to 2 (b). The main waveforms during one switching cycle are shown in fig. 3.
The following are distinguished:
(1) mode 1, t0~t1Stage (2): at t0At any moment, the switching tube S is switched on; equivalent Circuit As shown in FIG. 2(a), a first diode D1And a fifth diode D5Off, second diode D2A third diode D3And a fourth diode D4And conducting. As shown in fig. 3, the first inductor L1Current i ofL1A second inductor L2Current i ofL2A third inductor L3Current i ofL3All increase linearly. Power supply UinThrough the switch tube S and the first capacitor C1To the first inductor L1Charging; through a switch tube S and a second diode D2And a third diode D3To the second inductance L2Charging; through a switching tube S and a fourth diode D4To the third inductance L3Charging; through a switch tube S and a third diode D3And a fourth diode D4To a second capacitance C2Charging; at the same time, output filter capacitor CoThe dc load R is supplied with power alone. At this time, there are:
wherein L is1Is a first inductance L1Inductance value of, L2Is a second inductance L2Inductance value of, L3Is a third inductance L3Inductance value of, UinFor input voltage, UC1Is a first capacitor C1A voltage.
At t1At the moment, the switching tube S is turned off, and the mode 1 is ended;
(2) mode 2, t1~t2Stage (2): t is t1At that time, the equivalent circuit is as shown in FIG. 2(b), the first diode D1And a fifth diode D5On, the second diode D2A third diode D3And a fourth diode D4And (6) turning off. As shown in fig. 3, the current i of the first inductorL1Current of the second inductoriL2And current i of the third inductorL3The linearity decreases. Power supply UinA second capacitor C2A first inductor L1A second inductor L2And a third inductor L3Connected in series through a fifth diode D5To the output filter capacitor CoAnd a direct current load R supplies power; at the same time, the second capacitor C2A second inductor L2And a third inductor L3Through a first diode D1To the first capacitor C1And (6) charging. At this time, there are:
wherein, UC2Is a second capacitor C2Voltage, UoIs the output voltage.
t2At the moment, the switching tube S is turned on, the mode 2 ends, and the next switching cycle is entered.
Based on the above working principle, the steady-state characteristics of the high-gain Boost converter of the present invention are analyzed below.
From the volt-second balance of 3 inductances, we can obtain:
from FIG. 2(a), the second capacitor C can be seen2The voltage stress of (a) is:
UC2=Uin (4)
according to equations (3) and (4), the ideal voltage gain G of the high-gain Boost converter of the present invention can be obtained as:
a first capacitor C1The voltage stress of (a) is:
after the steady state is entered, the average current of the capacitor is zero, so that an equivalent circuit diagram of the average current of the high-gain Boost converter shown in fig. 4 can be obtained, and the following formula can be obtained from fig. 4:
in the above formula, IL1Is a first inductance L1Average current value of (1)L2Is a second inductance L2Average current value of (1)L3Is a third inductance L3Average current value of (1)D1Is a first diode D1Average current value of (1)D2Is a second diode D2Average current value of (1)D3Is a third diode D3Average current value of (1)D4Is a fourth diode D4Average current value of (1)D5Is a fifth diode D5Average current value of (1)SIs the average current value, I, of the switching tube SinIs the average value of the input current, IoIs the average value of the output current.
As can be seen from equation (7), the second inductor L of the high-gain Boost converter of the present invention2And a third inductance L3Shared sharing of input current IinTherefore, the current stress is reduced, and a smaller magnetic core can be selected; at the same time, the first diode D1A second diode D2A third diode D3A fourth diode D4And a fifth diode D5The average current value of (a) is smaller, reducing the on-state loss of the diodes in the converter.
The parameter design is carried out on the high-gain Boost converter of the invention as follows:
the design criteria of the converter are: switching frequency fs100kHz, input voltage U in20V, maximum output power Po,max250W, output voltage Uo=400V。
According to the indexes, the duty ratio D of the high-gain Boost converter obtained by the formula (5) meets the following requirements:
the duty cycle D, which can be derived from equation (8), is:
D=0.684 (9)
it is generally required that the maximum current ripple allowed by the inductor does not exceed 20% of its maximum average current, i.e. the first inductor L1Pulsating quantity of current Δ IL1A first inductor L1Maximum average current I ofL1,maxSatisfies the following conditions: delta IL1≤0.2IL1,maxThen, there are:
similarly, the second inductor L2Pulsating quantity of current Δ IL2A third inductor L3Pulsating quantity of current Δ IL3A second inductor L2Maximum average current I ofL2,maxAnd a third inductance L3Maximum average current I ofL3,maxSatisfies the following conditions: delta IL2=ΔIL3≤0.2IL2,max=0.2IL3,maxThen, there are:
it is generally required that the capacitor voltage does not fluctuate by more than 1% of the average value of the capacitor voltage. Namely: a first capacitor C1Voltage pulsation Δ UC1And a first capacitor C1Voltage UC1Satisfies the following conditions: delta UC1≤0.01UC1Then, there are:
similarly, the second capacitor C2Voltage pulsation Δ UC2And a second capacitor C2Voltage UC2Satisfies the following conditions: delta UC2≤0.01UC2Then, there are:
similarly, the output filter capacitor CoVoltage pulsation Δ UCoAnd an output filter capacitor CoVoltage UCoSatisfies the following conditions: delta UCo≤0.01UCoThen, there are:
based on the above modal analysis, working condition analysis and parameter design of the high-gain Boost converter of the invention, simulation verification is performed as follows:
in order to verify the correctness of theoretical analysis, according to the parameter design, Saber simulation software is used for carrying out simulation verification on the high-gain Boost converter, and specific values are as follows: a first capacitor C147 muF, second capacitance C247 μ F; first inductance L12.5mH, second inductance L20.12 mH; third inductance L30.12 mH; output capacitor Co47 muF, input filter capacitance Cin=47μF。
FIG. 5 is a simulation waveform of the high-gain Boost converter of the present invention, showing the driving signal u of the switching tube SgsInput voltage uinOutput voltage uoThe simulated waveform of (2). It can be seen that when the input voltage U is appliedin20V, output voltage UoWhen the voltage is 400V, the duty ratio D is approximately equal to 0.684, and the actually measured voltage gain G is equal to Uo/U in20, with the theoretical value G2/(1-D)220 substantially coincide.
The high-gain Boost converter provided by the invention has the following advantages: (1) the Boost capability is extremely strong, and the voltage gain of the high-gain Boost converter is 2/(1-D)2(ii) a (2) Only 1 switch tube, 4 capacitors, 3 inductors and 5 inductors are adoptedThe diode has a relatively simple structure; (3) only one switching tube is provided, and the control circuit is simple; (4) second inductance L2And a third inductance L3Shared sharing of input current IinTherefore, the current stress is reduced, and a smaller magnetic core can be selected.
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The above description of the embodiments is only intended to facilitate the understanding of the method of the invention and its core idea, and not to limit it. It should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, without departing from the principle of the present invention, several improvements and modifications can be made to the present invention, and these improvements and modifications also fall into the protection scope of the present invention.