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66 International Journal of Fuzzy Systems, Vol. 15, No. 1, March 2013 Current-Sensorless Flyback Converters Using Integral T-S Fuzzy Approach Kuang-Yow Lian and Chi-Wang Hong Abstract1 off, the inductor current of the transformer flows through the primary or secondary side, respectively. The current After enhancing Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy meth- states are hardly measured by a common Hall-sensor. ods, we propose an observer-based integral fuzzy Generally, the current-sensors increase the circuit cost as controller to deal with the output regulation for well as reduce the system reliability. DC-isolated flyback converters without current sen- The proportional integral (PI) and proportional inte- sors. The integral control has a great advantage for gral derivative (PID) structures [1-4] are difficult to pro- maintaining zero steady-state error in constant dis- vide good performance in the dynamic and steady-state turbances. This is especially suitable for the con- responses for nonlinear systems. Therefore, it is pre- verter systems, where the output voltage regulated at ferred to consider the nonlinear intrinsic properties in a desired value is emphasized. The controller is in- modeling systems and designing controllers for DC-DC ferred from the constraint of the virtual-desired var- switching power converters. As a nonlinear technique, iables