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Fig 1.

Representation of the proposed converter.

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Fig 2.

Proposed converter equivalent circuit.

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Mode 2.

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Mode 3.

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Mode 4.

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Mode 5.

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Fig 7.

Modes of operation.

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Fig 8.

Losses of the proposed topology.

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Fig 9.

Closed loop FOPID controller using MATLAB/Simulink model.

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Table 1.

Design parameters of converter.

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Fig 10.

Output voltage /current (open loop).

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Fig 11.

Voltage across the switch.

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Fig 12.

Voltage across C3 and C4.

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Fig 13.

Current across inductor.

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Fig 14.

Output voltage /current of the converter (FOPID controller).

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Fig 15.

Bode plot.

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Fig 16.

Proposed converter with PV panel.

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Fig 17.

Equivalent circuit of a PV cell.

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Fig 18.

Converter voltage and PV power with respect to varying irradiance.

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Fig 19.

Voltage obtained from the converter.

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Table 2.

Performance comparison.

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Fig 20.

Efficiency comparison.

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Fig 21.

Comparison of voltage gain vs duty cycle and voltages stress across switch vs duty cycle.

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Table 3.

Duty cycle vs voltage gain.

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Fig 22.

Electrical diagram model of proposed converter.

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Fig 23.

Prototype model of converter.

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Fig 24.

Converter output with controller (A) Input voltage waveform (B) Voltage across the switch (with Controller) (C) Output Voltage (D) Voltage across D1 and D2.

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