One among the most crucial parts of green energy systems is thought to be high-gain DC/DC converters. Utilizing an excessive duty cycle, a great deal of high-gain converters are used to enhance the gain of voltage. However, it raises expenses and losses, deteriorates system performance, and results in low efficiency. Combining the good aspects of the high gain converter with a three-port converter is quite advantageous. A DC/DC boost converter that operates with a gain which is high will be discussed here. Applications requiring a high voltage gain and low input voltage, including fuel cell and solar photovoltaic systems, may find usage for this converter. The topology is distinguished by its ease of use, improved gain of voltage, improved efficiency, and continuity of the input current. To enhance system performance, the control logic also incorporates an energy management system. The control methods, which includes energy management and topology's viability was demonstrated using MATLAB/Simulink
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