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Magnetic integration for hybrid phase modulated converter with current-doubler rectifier

The major drawback in hybrid phase modulated converter (HPMC) with current-doubler rectifier is increased magnetic part count. This work describes integration of the four magnetic components: the two transformers and two inductors to a single four-winding component. The concept of integration and the principle of operation are discussed. These are supported by results from simulation of a lumped-parameter magnetic model coupled with the electrical circuit. Realization of the integrated magnetic component and experimental results from the proof-of-concept prototype are presented