DOE OSTI · 2542344
Multi-resonant switched capacitor power converter architecture
Abstract
A switched-capacitor (SC) network in an SC converter is controlled to operate at varying resonant modes to achieve high conversion ratio efficiency, at a low circuit component count. These power converters are suited to numerous application areas including improving energy efficiency of data centers. A family of resonant switched capacitor (SC) converters with multiple operating phases are presented “Multi-Resonant SC Converters”. Described in detail are an 8-to-1 Multi-Resonant-Doubler (MRD) converter and a 6-to-1 Cascaded Series-Parallel (CaSP). The topology of these converters make them amenable to combining like units in parallel toward reaching higher power levels.
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Ye, Zichao, Pilawa-Podgurski, Robert. 2024-06-25. Multi-resonant switched capacitor power converter architecture. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/2542344
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