Research on Phase-Shifted Full-Bridge ZVS DC-DC Converter with Multi-pulsed Load

This research paper investigates the Phase-Shifted Full-Bridge Zero Voltage Switching (ZVS) DC-DC Converter in the context of accommodating multi-pulsed loads. With the growing prevalence of diverse and dynamic power demands in modern applications, the need for efficient and reliable power conversion systems has become dominant. The Phase-Shifted Full-Bridge topology offers advantages such as reduced switching losses and improved efficiency, particularly when operating under zero voltage switching conditions. However, integrating this converter topology with multi-pulsed loads presents unique challenges due to the intermittent and high-current nature of such loads. This study aims to explore the performance and suitability of the Phase-Shifted Full-Bridge ZVS DC-DC Converter in effectively managing multi-pulsed loads. Through theoretical analysis and simulation studies the paper evaluates the converter's efficiency, power density, and dynamic response under various load conditions. Additionally, optimization techniques and control strategies are investigated to enhance the converter's performance and address the specific requirements imposed by multi-pulsed loads. The findings of this research contribute to the advancement of power electronics technology, offering insights into the design and operation of converters tailored for applications with multi-pulsed loads.