Abstract
This paper presents an isolated DC-DC converter designed to operate as a primary stage of an on-board DC-AC power supply for diesel-electric engines. The DC-AC power supply must provide a sinusoidal waveform of 127 V RMS from 72 V DC bus of the engine. The DC-DC push-pull current-fed converter has been used to obtain an isolated 200 V DC output voltage from the available 72 V DC bus engine. This converter operates as a boost converter with constant frequency and duty cycle greater than 50%. Two control loops operating in cascade mode were used. A fast inner current loop regulates the boost inductor current. Whereas an external control loop keeps a constant output voltage. The experimental results have been obtained for a 300 W laboratory prototype operating at 50 kHz. The converter efficiency was 93% at full load, and the output voltage regulation was less than 1% for 10% to 100% load changes.
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