Boost Converter:
Simple circuit diagram:
A boost converter (step-up converter) is a DC-to-DC power converter with an output voltage greater than its input voltage.
Operation:
Basic Elements DC source, Switch, inductor,capacitor,Diode and PWM controller. PWM controller controls switch ON/OFF timings.
MOSFET ON Condition:
- MOSFET is Short
- Diode is Reverse biased. Blocks the current flow
- Current flow path DC Source (+) --> Inductor -->MOSFET --> Source (-)
- Inductor stores the energy on this cycle. (Magnetic field action)
During OFF condition,
- MOSFET is Open
- Diode is forward biased
- Current flow path DC Source (+)--> Inductor --> Diode --> Capacitor and Load --Source(-)
- Inductor dissipates the energy on this cycle. (Magnetic field action)
- Capacitors stores the energy. (Charging)
Next ON Cycle:
- MOSFET is Short
- Diode is Reverse biased. Blocks the current flow
- Current flow path DC Source (+) --> Inductor -->MOSFET --> Source (-)
- Another current path: Stored capacitor --> Load -- Source (-)
- Inductor stores the energy on this cycle. (Magnetic field action)
- Capacitor dissipates the energy to a load
DC output is depends on the
- DC input voltage
- Duty cycle (0 to 100 %)
- Switching frequency
- Inductor and capacitor selection
Typical power boost converter -Low power application:
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