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A 'zero' ripple technique applicable to any DC converter
Coupled magnetics filter techniques are important tools in a converter designer's arsenal, but are not well understood. Evidence of this is one basic building block of coupled filters, reinvented numerous times during the past 65 years. A detailed analysis of coupled magnetics for DC-DC converters, based on a key building block, is given.