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    • 5. 发明申请
    • SOFT-SWITCHING PULSE-WIDTH MODULATED DC-DC POWER CONVERTER
    • WO2021259918A1
    • 2021-12-30
    • PCT/EP2021/066965
    • 2021-06-22
    • SYDDANSK UNIVERSITET
    • NYMAND, Morten
    • H02M3/335H02M1/34H02M1/0058H02M1/342H02M3/33573H02M3/33576
    • The present disclosure relates to a switch-mode DC-DC power converter comprising at least two power ports comprising an input port and an output port, wherein the switch-mode DC-DC power converter comprises a hard-switching circuit comprising a plurality of semiconducting devices including at least a first switching element. The hard-switching circuit is configured to receive a DC voltage source at an input side and to provide a substantially rectified output at an output side. The switch-mode DC-DC power converter further comprises a first capacitance, a first inductance and a soft-switching circuit. The first capacitance is coupled in parallel across one of the at least two power ports at one side of the hard-switching circuit whereas the first inductance is coupled in series with another of the at least two power ports and the hard-switching circuit at a second side of the hard-switching circuit opposite the first capacitance. The soft-switching circuit comprises a second capacitance, a second inductance, a first rectifying element and a controlled discharger, such as a voltage regulating element. The second inductance is coupled to the first capacitance and to at least one of the plurality of semiconducting devices. The first rectifying element is coupled to the second inductance and the second capacitance to charge the second capacitance by forward biasing the first rectifying element based on a voltage being induced across the second inductance in response to the hard-switching circuit transitioning from one mode to another mode. The controlled discharger is coupled to the second capacitance to then reduce a voltage across the second capacitance towards a voltage level substantially above the voltage across the first capacitance.