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General topological properties of switching structures
Investigation of a wide variety of switching converter toplogies culminates in the establishment of the most general correlation between the converter topologies--the duality relationships. The recognition of this general law leads to a number of new results: new converter topologies generated by the application of the duality transformation to the existing converter configurations, the discovery of the new mode of converter operation (discontinuous capacitance voltage mode) as well as significantly improved understanding of the existing converters and their equivalent circuit models.