Comparison of Flyback with Buck-Boost Converter for Solar Applications
摘要
DC–DC converters are widely used as midrange converters to improve the desired power quality and lesser the harmonics at an optimum cost by producing AC current slightly behind the supply from the DC converter and rectifier respectively. In recent years, flyback converters have gained popularity due to their features such as being the best and simplest form of step-down-boost topology. This article explains the difference between flyback and buck-boost converters in various aspects such as output voltage, output current, and total harmonic distortion (THD). A mathematical model was developed based on the parameters given in this article and verified by MATLAB/Simulink software.