Abstract
The functioning of fault-tolerant boosted conversions in both good and bad circumstances is covered in this work. The majority of our power plants and automotive applications make extensive use of surge conversions. Every component in a converter is accountable for causing one of the many problem kinds that affect the converter. In order to construct a tolerant of faults DC-DC converter, the reaction of the single switch DC-DC converter under various potential failures was examined. Utilizing a MATLAB Simulink approach, the response of each device across both typical and various potential fault scenarios was derived. The booster converter can also undergo additional heat research to determine how the converters react at various temps.
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