Three-phase dc/dc converters have the superior characteristics including lower current rating of switches, the reduced output filter requirement, and effective utilization of transformers. To further reduce the voltage stress on switches, three-phase three-level (TPTL) dc/dc converters have been investigated recently; however, numerous active power switches result in a complicated configuration in the available topologies. Therefore, a novel TPTL dc/dc converter adopting a symmetrical duty cycle control is proposed in this paper. Compared with the available TPTL converters, the proposed converter has fewer switches and simpler configuration. The voltage stress on all switches can be reduced to the half of the input voltage. Meanwhile, the ripple frequency of output current can be increased significantly, resulting in a reduced filter requirement. Experimental results from a 540-660-V input and 48-V/20-A output are presented to verify the theoretical analysis and the performance of the proposed converter.
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