A. Capel, H. Spruyt, A. Weinberg, D. O'sullivan, A. Crausaz, J. Marpinard
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A lightweight and efficient converter topology is described that presents zero ripple current on both input and output terminals simultaneously. The static and dynamic analyses are performed by using state representation with the current-injected method. A hardware application suitable for a space-station battery conditioner is presented as a validation of the theoretical model.<>