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DC Bias AnaIysis and Small-Signal Characteristic of Active-Clamp Forward-Flyback DC-DC Converter with a Current DoubIer Rectifier Yangyang Wen, Hong Mao**, and Issa Batarseh* Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Astec Power Advanced Technology University of Central Florida Andover, MA 0 1810,USA Orlando, Florida 32816, USA hongmao@ Absrracr: The paper presents the steady-state and currents in the transformer so that the DC bias can be dynamic small-signal models for the active-clamp considered in the original magnetics design. Due to the forward-flyback DC-DC converter with a current CDR structure, the dynamic small-signal model of fonvard- doubler rectifier. Based on the established models, flyback converter is essentially different from conventional several issues, such as inductor current sharing, forward converter, however few literature investigates the transformer DC bias o f magnetizing current and modeling issues of the forward-flyback converter, converter design, are discussed. In the paper, the steady-state DC currents analysis is provided employing the state-space averaging concept. I. INTRODUCTION Many important design and layout rules are presented based on state-space averaging modeling. Moreover, Small- Active-clamp fo