Efficiency Dual active clamp DC-DC converter compared with NON isolated step up DC-DC converter to reduce switching losses using Galvanic isolation method

The major goal is to reduce switching losses in dual clamp DC-DC converters by adopting galvanic isolation. A dual active clamp DC-DC converter(DAC) is compared with a NON isolated step up DC-DC converter(NIC) to identify where the voltage is implemented and investigated to reduce switching losses using the galvanic isolation method. sample size has been calculated using GPower software, and it is determined that each algorithm has 7 samples, and a total of 14 sample tests have been carried out (GPower 0.8). Two independent sample T-tests are performed on the two groups to determine significance and standard error. When related to 0.61 (P > 0.05), the difference is considered statistically significant. The Dual Active Clamp DC Converter (58.00) is greater than the non-isolated DC Converter (42.00) in terms of the mean bar value of input voltage and output