A push–pull converter is suitable for low-voltage
photovoltaic ac module systems, because the step-up ratio of the high-frequency
transformer is high, and the number of primary-side switches is relatively
small.
However, the conventional push–pull converter does not have high efficiency because of high-switching losses due to hard switching and transformer losses (copper and iron losses) as a result of the high turn ratio of the transformer. In the proposed converter, primary-side switches are turned ON at the zero-voltage switching condition and turned OFF at the zero-current switching condition through parallel resonance between the secondary leakage inductance of the transformer and a resonant capacitor. The proposed push–pull converter decreases the switching loss using soft switching of the primary switches. In addition, the turn ratio of the transformer can be reduced by half using a voltage-doubler of secondary side.
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