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ABSTRACT
This paper investigates about the various topologies that can be utilised for meeting the global increasing demand that are not full-filled by conventional DC–DC converters. To meet the desired rise, different DC–DC cascaded converters are reviewed in this review paper, which are very much suitable for the renewable energy system. The modification of these DC–DC converters in terms of voltage boosting, power requirement, cost, circuit complexity and efficiency are comprehensively reviewed. Also, the applications of these cascaded converters in the field of renewable energy along with its advantage and disadvantages has been discussed in this paper.
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Rubi Kumari
Rubi Kumari is a Ph.D Scholar at Sikkim Manipal institute of Technology. She completed her B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and M.Tech in Power Electronics from SMIT. She also worked as Assistant Professor In EE Department in Siliguri Institute of Technology.
Moumi Pandit
Dr. Moumi Pandit is working as a Associate Professor in EEE Department at SMIT, Sikkim. She has done her B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology and Management. She has M.Tech and Ph.D degree from SMIT in Power Electronics and Antennas and Soft Computing respectively.
K.S. Sherpa
Dr. Karma Sonam Sherpa is working as Registrar and Professor in Sikkim Manipal University. He completed his B.Tech in 1996 in Electrical Engineering from MNIT Jaipur. He completed his M.Tech in Machine Drives & Power Electronics from IIT Kharagpur in 2001. He finished his Ph.D in Power Distribution Systems from SMU, Sikkim in 2010.