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On selecting a front-end DC-DC converter for automotive applications
A comparison of 4 non-inverting DC-DC converter topologies that can be used in automotive applications is presented here: Boost-Buck, 4-Switch-Buck-Boost, Sepic and Zeta. These can be used for cases when the car battery faces cold/ warm crank and/or load dump events. All 4 considered converters are synchronous. Simulations results and comparisons for occupied area, efficiency, voltage ripple and cost are presented to help the electronic designer to decide the best solution to be used for one particular project.