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Two types of PWM are reviewed which can be used to produce a unified implementation of the variety of feedforward schemes proposed for the buck converter over 15 years. Nonlinear input-voltage- and output-current-feedforward control are shown to unilateralize the buck converter, eliminating interaction of the input and output filters, and producing an ideal voltage source and current sink, respectively. A novel feedforward capable of transferring a programmed power is proposed.<>
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