Hello,
Which is the best topology recommended by you experts for the non isolated DC-DC converter:
- Input 450V DC to 550V DC
- Non isolated output variable from 150V DC to 350V DC, current rating 3.5A
With regards,
Vijay Limaye
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Hello,
Which is the best topology recommended by you experts for the non isolated DC-DC converter:
With regards,
Vijay Limaye
Hi,
Based on your output power 350V x 3.5A = 1.225 kW, I would suggest to use multiphase dc-dc chopper circuit as single phase dc-dc chopper (buck converter) may have higher power losses.
Your thread currently is oriented to HVP/HVC product line, this is not correct, since this product line is on AC-DC or isolated DC-DC.
For non-isolated DC-DC, please specify a different product line. But since you are asking a high power, I would suggest you specify C2000 Ind to start with.
HVP/HVC does not have a proper non-isolated dc-dc solution for your application.
Hello,
Thank you for your help. I understand that you are suggesting to go with micro controller (C2000) based solution and there is no discrete control IC for such application. Is this right?
Hi,
As mentioned, the HVC product line is for isolated DC-DC instead of non-isolated DC-DC. This product line does not have a proper solution for your applications. You need to find if any solutions from different product lines. I suggest you start with C2000 to find if they have something like multiphase dc-dc chopper which I would think is what to fit the best.
We have a non-isolated DC/DC buck example in C2000 DP SDK. Pls download C2000Ware and then you will see it in the following folder:
C:\TI\c2000\C2000Ware_DigitalPower_SDK_4_00_00_00\solutions\tidm_dc_dc_buck
It is low voltage design. But it shows how to control any DC/DC buck digitally using C2000 MCU. So you can use the same s/w for your high voltage DC/DC.
Only thing you need to do is change the parameters(PWM freq, dead-time, control loop parameters etc.) to meet your power stage requirements.
Shamim