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New Two-Inductor Boost Converter With Auxiliary Transformer ′, Fellow, IEEE Yungtaek Jang , Senior Member, IEEE, and Milan M. Jovanovic Abstract—A new, two-inductor, two-switch boost converter topology and its variations suitable for applications with a large difference between the input and output voltage are described. The output voltage regulation of the proposed converters is achieved in a wide load and input-voltage range with constant-frequency control by employing an auxiliary transformer that couples the current paths of the two boost inductors. Index Terms—Auxiliary transformer, boost converter, pulse width modulation, two inductor. Fig. 1. Conventional two-inductor boost converter. I. I NTRODUCTION G ENERALLY , a single-inductor, single-switch boost converter topology and its variations exhibit a satisfac-tory performance in the majority of applications where the output voltage is greater than the input voltage. Nevertheless, in a number of high-power applications, the performance of the boost converter can be improved by implementing a boost converter with multiple switches and/ormultiple boost inductors. Usually, multiple-switch and/ormultiple-inductor boost topologies are employed in high input-current and/orhigh input-to-output voltage conversion applications. So far, a number of isolated and nonisolated multiple-switch and/ormultiple-inductor topologies have been proposed, analyzed, and evaluated [1]–[10]. As an example, an interleaved boost topology is sometimes used in high-power applications to eliminate reverse-recovery losses of the boost rectifier by operating the two boost converters at the boundary of continuous-conduction mode (CCMand dis-continuous-conduction mode (DCMso that the boost switches are turned on when the current through the corresponding boost rectifier is zero [1]–[4].Generally, interleaving is employed to reduce the inputcurrentripple and,therefore, tominimizethe size of the input filter that would be relatively large if a sin