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6.2. A Short List of Converters: Fundamentals of Power Electronics Chapter 6: Converter Circuits

This document summarizes different types of single-input single-output DC-DC converters that contain either one inductor or two inductors. It identifies eight basic converter circuits that contain a single inductor, including buck, boost, buck-boost and bridge converters. It also lists several two-inductor converters, specifically the Cuk, SEPIC, inverse SEPIC and buck-boost 2 converters. The document provides brief descriptions and voltage transfer function expressions for each converter circuit.

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6.2. A Short List of Converters: Fundamentals of Power Electronics Chapter 6: Converter Circuits

This document summarizes different types of single-input single-output DC-DC converters that contain either one inductor or two inductors. It identifies eight basic converter circuits that contain a single inductor, including buck, boost, buck-boost and bridge converters. It also lists several two-inductor converters, specifically the Cuk, SEPIC, inverse SEPIC and buck-boost 2 converters. The document provides brief descriptions and voltage transfer function expressions for each converter circuit.

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6.2.

A short list of converters


An infinite number of converters are possible, which contain switches
embedded in a network of inductors and capacitors
Two simple classes of converters are listed here:
Single-input single-output converters containing a single
inductor. The switching period is divided into two subintervals.
This class contains eight converters.
Single-input single-output converters containing two inductors.
The switching period is divided into two subintervals. Several of
the more interesting members of this class are listed.

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Single-input single-output converters


containing one inductor
Use switches to connect inductor between source and load, in one
manner during first subinterval and in another during second subinterval
There are a limited number of ways to do this, so all possible
combinations can be found
After elimination of degenerate and redundant cases, eight converters
are found:
dc-dc converters
buck

boost

buck-boost

noninverting buck-boost

dc-ac converters
bridge

Watkins-Johnson

ac-dc converters
current-fed bridge
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inverse of Watkins-Johnson
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Converters producing a unipolar output voltage


M(D) = D

1. Buck

M(D)
1

+
Vg

M(D) =

2. Boost

0.5

1
1D

0.5

1
0

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+
Vg

0.5

M(D)

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Converters producing a unipolar output voltage

3. Buck-boost

M(D) =
1

D
1D

0.5

0.5

0
0

Vg

3
4

4. Noninverting buck-boost

M(D) =

M(D)

D
1D

M(D)

+
Vg

V
1
0

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Converters producing a bipolar output voltage


suitable as dc-ac inverters
M(D) = 2D 1

5. Bridge

M(D)
1

Vg

+ V
2

0.5

0.5

M(D) = 2D 1
D

6. Watkins-Johnson

M(D)
1

or

0
1

Vg

V
1

Vg

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3

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Converters producing a bipolar output voltage


suitable as ac-dc rectifiers
M(D) =

7. Current-fed bridge

M(D)

1
2D 1

2
1
0.5

0.5

Vg

2
1

+ V
2

8. Inverse of Watkins-Johnson

M(D) =

D
2D 1

M(D)

1
1

Vg

+
V

or

+
Vg

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Several members of the class of two-inductor converters

1. Cuk

M(D) =

D
1D

0.5

0.5

0
1

+
Vg

2
3

M(D)

M(D) =

2. SEPIC

D
1D

M(D)
4

Vg +

+
3
2

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Several members of the class of two-inductor converters

M(D) =

3. Inverse of SEPIC
1

D
1D

M(D)
4

+
Vg

3
2

1
0

M(D) = D 2

4. Buck 2

0.5

0.5

M(D)

Vg

0.5

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