Browsing by Author "Celik, M. Ali"

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Experimental Verification of Interleaved Hybrid Dc/Dc Boost Converter
(Springer Heidelberg, 2022) Celik, M. Ali; Genc, Naci; Uzmus, Hasan
In this study, an improved interleaved hybrid DC/DC boost converter used for high-power applications with high voltage gain was proposed. The proposed DC/DC boost converter increases low-input voltage to the desired high-output voltage with a wide duty cycle range through the hybrid structure, thereby prolonging the lifetime of the proposed converter by decreasing the current on circuit components. An extra filter for input current ripples is unnecessary. The proposed converter is less complex and has easier control than the converters used for high voltage gain. The proposed converter was operated when the duty cycle (d) was larger and smaller than 0.5. It was also analyzed theoretically, and the average- and small-signal circuits were obtained to show its stability. The proposed converter was controlled with the conventional control method by using a modern digital signal processor TMS320F28379D board. The proposed converter and its controller were operated under different conditions.
The Modified Mppt for Pv System With Interleaved Hybrid Dc-To Boost Converter
(Taylor & Francis inc, 2023) Uzmus, Hasan; Genc, Naci; Celik, M. Ali
A modified maximum power point tracking control technic for an off-grid photovoltaic system which include the interleaved hybrid DC-to-DC boost converter was presented in this paper. The input voltage was predicted by measured one branch current of the proposed hybrid DC-to-DC boost converter. The proposed control technic consists of maximum power point tracking with the predicted input voltage and PI controller. Thanks to the proposed control technic, the photovoltaic panel was forced to operate at maximum power point and the output voltage of the proposed converter ensured the desired value despite the varying input power. In addition, the interleaved hybrid DC-to-DC boost converter was increased the low output DC voltage of photovoltaic panel to the desired high voltage value and the stresses on the circuit elements was decreased by reducing the input current ripples. As a conclusion, the total cost of the proposed system is reduced by eliminating the sensing of the input voltage and the service lifespan of the proposed system is extended by using the interleave hybrid DC-to-DC boost converter. The simulation and experimental results of the proposed system were obtained by using MATLAB/Simulink and 400 W DSP TMS320F28379D based porotype, respectively.