A novel research on improving the overall efficiency among hard switching and soft switching circuits using optimization techniques

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Abstract

In recent years, Photovoltaic (PV) renewable energies are considered as an essential source of non-polluting and cost-free energy. be that as it may, the execution of the predominant enhance converter is diminished because of hard and smooth exchanging which makes misfortunes while the switches are moved toward becoming ON/OFF. so as to beat those inconveniences, this paper proposed novel investigations for boosting the effectiveness of delicate exchanging enhance converter the use of advancement method. in this, the delicate exchanging raise converter with R-load and RL-stack are propelled the utilization of a Simple Auxiliary Resonant Circuit (SARC) which includes the switch, diode, capacitor, and inductor. This circuit is used to operate the main switch with Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) and Zero Current Switching (ZCS). In addition, Cat Swarm Optimization (CSO) algorithm is used to improve the performance of PI controller by upgrading the controller gain. The exam and approval of the proposed delicate changing help converter making use of CSO calculation were reenacted in MATLAB Simulink programming. The endeavor results reveal that the sensitive changing assist converter utilising R-stack accomplishes faded variances and replacing misfortunes than utilising RL-stack. also, the outcomes exhibit that the talent of the proposed delicate replacing assist converter is upgraded with the aid of approximately 4.five% utilizing cat swarm optimization (CSO) than the hard switching boost converter.

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Syed, M. K., & Raghuveer, K. (2018). A novel research on improving the overall efficiency among hard switching and soft switching circuits using optimization techniques. International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, 8(2S), 224–232.

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