33 Zakis_Vinnikov-Roasto-Strzelecki
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چکیده
This paper presents a new step-up DC/DC converter topology to be used for distributed energy systems. The topology contains a voltage-fed quasiZ-source inverter with continuous input current, a high-frequency step-up isolation transformer and a voltage doubler rectifier. Main operating modes of the converter are explained and steady state analysis of the voltage-fed quasi-Z-source inverter is provided. Guidelines for selection of the converter’s components are discussed and design generalizations are provided in the final part of the paper.
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