Engineering, 08.10.2019 00:00 kylediedrich1343

Assume that you are going to use this converter in another pv application. as before, assume that the capacitor ‘c’ is large and the converter is loss-less. the pv voltage (vi) can vary from 20 v to 30 v, but the converter output voltage (v) is regulated at 180 v. dc power (po) of the converter can be between 100 w and 220 w at any pv voltage (vi), depending on solar intensity. assume a converter switching frequency of your choice between 30 khz and 65 khz. (a) what is the minimum transformer turns ratio ‘1: n: n’ required for this application?

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