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Comparison of Multiple-Output DC-DC Converters Using Cross Regulation

A new multiple-output dc-dc converter is analyzed, in which the cross regulation is performed by the energy-storage reactor as well as the transformer. The steady-state and the dynamic characteristics of this converter are compared both theoretically and experimentally with those of the conventional one composed of the step-up-down type circuit. As the results of comparative analysis, it is revealed that this new converter is superior to the conventional one in the steady-state and the dynamic performances. Further, it is demonstrated experimentally that the cross regulation performance of this new multiple-output converter is less affected by the leakage flux in the energy-storage reactor, and also that this converter is very useful as a preregulator for the continuous series regulator in cases requiring a high degree of regulation of the multiple-output voltages.