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Single-switch two-output flyback-forward converter operation

H.E. Tacca
- 01 Sep 1998 - 
- Vol. 13, Iss: 5, pp 903-911
TLDR
In this article, a double power converter with fully independent regulated outputs is introduced, which results from magnetic integration of flyback and forward power converters, and the derived converter shares a single power switch having a single magnetic component.
Abstract
A double power converter with fully independent regulated outputs is introduced. The proposed topology results from magnetic integration of flyback and forward power converters. The derived converter shares a single power switch having a single magnetic component. Also, only one standard pulsewidth modulation (PWM) integrated modulator is needed in order to keep independent closed-loop control of both output voltages. The double regulation may be sustained over a wide spread of current loads. Boundaries of full regulation and experimental results are presented.

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