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Definition of "DC–DC converter" |
a switching circuit that converts direct current (DC) of one voltage level to direct current (DC) of another voltage level. A typical DC–DC converter includes switches, a low pass filter (to attenuate the switching frequency ripple), and a load. The size of magnetic components and capacitors can be reduced and bandwidth can be increased when operating at high frequency. Most DC–DC converters are pulsewidth modulated (PWM), while resonant or quasi-resonant types are found in some applications. Commonly used topologies include the buck converter, boost converter, buckboost converter, and CK uk converter. Isolation can be achieved by insertion of a high frequency transformer. |
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