Five-switch control with coupled inductors enables one converter to deliver positive or negative stepped-up or stepped-down DC output with improved EMI.
Five-switch control with coupled inductors and a bypass capacitor enables one converter to step voltage up or down with selectable positive or negative output.
Segmented SEPIC and flyback converters share a single magnetic core to provide isolated and non-isolated outputs while reducing electromagnetic interference.
Parallel varistor and storage capacitor divert overvoltage pulses, reducing component size while protecting transistors from damage.
Randomized pulse injection and variable trigger thresholds reduce audible acoustic noise while improving transient response without hardware changes.
A DC-DC converter uses a resistor network and reference current to convert negative feedback voltages into positive signals for the control circuit.
A Ćuk converter topology segments inductive storage elements to minimize electromagnetic interference while maintaining stable current delivery.