Standby boost converter

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including d.c.-a.c.-d.c. converter

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323222, 323299, 361111, H02M 3335

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051795086

ABSTRACT:
A boost voltage converter is combined with any DC-DC converter to provide a power system with significant overall power efficiency improvement in applications requiring continuous operation through low line transient levels. The boost converter is normally in a standby mode and only operates when the input DC voltage drops below a predetermined minimum steady state voltage. During steady state operation, a simple, efficient feedthrough of the DC current directly to the DC-DC converter is provided. Efficiency improvements in the combination of boost converter and DC-DC converter result from the reduction of the effective transient range seen by the DC-DC converter, allowing the DC-DC converter components to be designed and selected to significantly reduce their power dissipation during nontransient input steady-state operation.

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