Comparative Analysis of Open Loop and Closed Loop Control of Dc-Dc Converter

This study presents a comparative analysis of the performance of open-loop and closed-loop control systems applied to a DC-DC boost converter. DC-DC converters are integral components in various applications, such as power supplies for electronic devices, renewable energy systems, and electric vehicles. The choice between open-loop and closed-loop control for these converters significantly impacts their efficiency, stability, and transient response. The comparison between these two control strategies is conducted through rigorous simulations and experimental validations. The metrics for comparison include efficiency, load regulation, transient response, and overall system stability. By evaluating the trade-offs and performance differences, this study aims to provide valuable insights for selecting the most suitable control strategy in specific applications, ultimately contributing to the optimization of DC-DC boost converters for a wide range of industries.