Comparative Analysis of Extended SC-qSBI with EB-QZSI and EB/ASN-QZSI

Avneet Kumar; Danyang Bao; Abdul R. Beig

doi:10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3073621

Comparative Analysis of Extended SC-qSBI with EB-QZSI and EB/ASN-QZSI

Avneet Kumar
, Danyang Bao
, Abdul R. Beig

Electrical Engineering

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Abstract

The motivation of this paper is to bring into notice the establishment of two topologies: enhanced boost-quasi Z source inverter (EB-QZSI) and enhanced boost QZSI with an active switched network (EB/ASN-QZSI) which have poor performance than Extended switched capacitor quasi switched boost inverter (ESC-qSBI). However, ESC-qSBI has been developed before the EB-QZSI and EB/ASN-QZSI. The ESC-qSBI utilizes lesser number of inductors than the enhanced boost-quasi Z source inverter (EB-QZSI) and enhanced boost QZSI with an active switched network (EB/ASN-QZSI). In the presence of parasitics, ESC-qSBI has higher voltage gain than the EB-QZSI and EB/ASN-QZSI. Additionally, EB/ASC-QZSI has lower total voltage stress across diodes and capacitors as compared to EB-QZSI and EB/ASN-QZSI. The operation, steady state analysis, comparison and experimental analysis are discussed to prove the superorrity of ESC-qSBI over EB-QZSI and EB/ASN-QZSI.

Original language	British English
Article number	9405662
Pages (from-to)	61539-61547
Number of pages	9
Journal	IEEE Access
Volume	9
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3073621
State	Published - 2021

Keywords

parasitic
voltage gain
voltage stress
Z-source inverter

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