Zero-Voltage Switching Buck and Boost Converters: Operational Modes Explained

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Discover the operational modes of Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS) Buck and Boost converters, including detailed explanations and simplified equivalent circuits for each mode. Explore how ZVS technology optimizes power conversion efficiency.

  • ZVS
  • Buck Converter
  • Boost Converter
  • Power Electronics
  • Circuit Design

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  1. Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS) Buck Converter

  2. Quasi resonant buck converter with M-type switch Simplified equivalent circuit

  3. Mode 1 (0 t < t1) S: OFF Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

  4. Mode 2 (t1 t < t2) S: OFF Initial Conditions: D: ON circuit enters the resonant stage Interval Equations: inductor current is zero when the capacitor voltage reaches the peak capacitor starts discharging while the inductor current is a negative inductor current reaches the peak when the capacitor drops to the input voltage

  5. Mode 3 (t2 t < t3) S: ON Initial Conditions: After t2and before t2' Interval Equations: At t=t3, the inductor current reaches the output current it forces the diode to turn off.

  6. Mode 4 (t3 t < t4) S: ON Initial Conditions: Interval Equations: Mode 4 will continue as long as the switch remains ON At t=t4=Ts, the switching cycle repeats

  7. Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS) Boost Converter

  8. Quasi resonant boost converter with M-type switch Simplified equivalent circuit

  9. Mode 1 (0 t < t1) S: OFF Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

  10. Mode 2 (t1 t < t2) S: OFF Initial Conditions: D: ON Circuit enters the resonant stage Interval Equations:

  11. ZVS Mode 3 (t2 t < t3) S: ON After t2and before t2' Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

  12. Mode 4 (t3 t < t4) S: ON Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

  13. Zero-Voltage Switching (ZVS) Buck-Boost Converter

  14. Quasi resonant Buck-Boost converter with M-type switch Simplified equivalent circuit

  15. Mode 1 (0 t < t1) S: OFF Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

  16. Mode 2 (t1 t < t2) S: OFF Initial Conditions: D: ON Circuit enters the resonant stage Interval Equations:

  17. ZVS Mode 3 (t2 t < t3) S: ON After t2and before t2' Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

  18. Mode 4 (t3 t < t4) S: ON Initial Conditions: Interval Equations:

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