A boost‐integrated LCL resonant DC–DC converter is proposed, which is constituted by a full‐bridge inverter module, the main transformer and a flyback transformer, resonant unit, and a rectifier module. The primary winding of the flyback transformer is also used as a resonant inductor and a boost inductor to improve the power density and the voltage gain. In order to meet different output environments, the converter can operate in low voltage‐gain mode or high voltage gain mode. In low voltage‐gain mode, the converter operates in PWM with LCL resonance. In high voltage‐gain mode, the converter operates in PWM with boost and LCL resonance, in which boost modulation plays a role before the LCL resonance to increase the output voltage. Compared with the conventional LCL resonant converter, the new converter has higher voltage gain and is more suitable for a wide output range with the same resonant parameters. The operation principles of the proposed converter are clarified. A prototype with 80–140V output and maximum output current 2.9 A is built, and experimental data shows that the maximum efficiency of the prototype can be 94.5%, verifying the correctness of the theoretical analysis.
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