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\title{A Minimum Phase DC-DC Converter with Continuous Input Current and High
Voltage Gain}



\author[1]{Keyvan Yari}%
\author[2]{Sara Hasanpour}%
\affil[1]{University of Guilan}%
\affil[2]{Islamic Azad University Ramsar Branch}%


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  \date{June 15, 2024}


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\textbf{Summary:} This paper presents a minimum phase high step-up DC-DC
converter. In addition to the common ground sharing between the input
and output ports, the converter draws a low ripple current from the
input source, prolonging the input source's life cycle. Moreover,
eliminating the right half plane zero from the control to output
transfer function enables the converter to provide fast dynamic
responses. Theoretical analysis, including the principle of operation,
the mathematical calculation for steady-state operation, and
small-signal modelling derivation, are clarified in detail. At last, to
verify these analyses and mentioned features of the proposed converter,
a 25-100V laboratory prototype has been implemented, and the main
experimental results have also been outlined.%
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