by John Betten and Robert Kollman,Texas Instruments, Planet Analog, Jan 25 2006
Focus:
When choosing a topology for nonisolated applications where input voltage varies above and
below the output voltage, many designers opt for the familiar flyback rather risk attempting a
design based on the more mysterious SEPIC (single-ended primary-inductance converter). But a
comparison of the two topologies using actual design examples illustrates how the SEPIC
topology is often the better choice.
What you’ll learn:
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