In this thesis, a high step-up converter, together with a passive voltage-clamping circuit is presented, which combines two charge pumps and one coupling inductor. Based on the traditional pulse width modulation (PWM) concept, such a converter is applied to a DC-DC converter with the input voltage of 5.1V and the output voltage of 60V. Since there are two charge pumps in this converter, there are two voltage conversion ratios to be obtained without changing any structure, depending on different PWM control strategies. In this thesis, first of all, the basic operating principles, associated mathematical deductions, and corresponding voltage conversion ratios of the proposed converter are described in detail, secondly, some simulation results are given based on simulation software called IsSpice to verify the feasibility of proposed converter, and finally, one PWM control integrated circuit (IC) is used as a control kernel of the overall system, so as to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed topology.