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As far as I understand the flyback topology, it can be used in both buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is: Does it also work for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. Vin,min <= Vout <= Vin,max\$V_{\text{in,min}} \leq V_{\text{out}} \leq V_{\text{in,max}}\$?

I think it should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the SEPIC converter. Also, I know that isolated SEPIC is possible, but I rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

9 < vin < 24 V\$9 < v_{\text{in}} < 24 \text{V}\$ for vout = 12 V\$v_{\text{out}} = 12 \text{V}\$ at 1 A, galvanically isolated

As far as I understand the flyback topology, it can be used in both buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is: Does it also work for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. Vin,min <= Vout <= Vin,max?

I think it should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the SEPIC converter. Also, I know that isolated SEPIC is possible, but I rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

9 < vin < 24 V for vout = 12 V at 1 A, galvanically isolated

As far as I understand the flyback topology, it can be used in both buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is: Does it also work for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. \$V_{\text{in,min}} \leq V_{\text{out}} \leq V_{\text{in,max}}\$?

I think it should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the SEPIC converter. Also, I know that isolated SEPIC is possible, but I rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

\$9 < v_{\text{in}} < 24 \text{V}\$ for \$v_{\text{out}} = 12 \text{V}\$ at 1 A, galvanically isolated

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Isolated DC/DC flyback/sepicSEPIC

Now I know this question i a very basic one, but I think it is specific enough to be legitimate here..

As far as I understand the Flyback Topologyflyback topology, it can be used in both, buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is, does: Does it work also work for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. Vin,minVin,min <= VoutVout <= Vin,maxVin,max? I

I think Itit should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the Sepic converterSEPIC converter. Also Also, I know that isolated SepicSEPIC is possible, but iI rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

9 < vinvin < 24V24 V for voutvout = 12v12 V at 1A1 A, galvanically isolated

Thanks in advance!

Isolated DC/DC flyback/sepic

Now I know this question i a very basic one, but I think it is specific enough to be legitimate here..

As far as I understand the Flyback Topology, it can be used in both, buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is, does it work also for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. Vin,min <= Vout <= Vin,max? I think It should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the Sepic converter. Also, I know that isolated Sepic is possible, but i rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

9 < vin < 24V for vout = 12v at 1A, galvanically isolated

Thanks in advance!

Isolated DC/DC flyback/SEPIC

As far as I understand the flyback topology, it can be used in both buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is: Does it also work for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. Vin,min <= Vout <= Vin,max?

I think it should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the SEPIC converter. Also, I know that isolated SEPIC is possible, but I rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

9 < vin < 24 V for vout = 12 V at 1 A, galvanically isolated

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Isolated DC/DC flyback/sepic

Now I know this question i a very basic one, but I think it is specific enough to be legitimate here..

As far as I understand the Flyback Topology, it can be used in both, buck and boost converters.

What I am not sure about is, does it work also for the case where buck-boost is needed, i.e. Vin,min <= Vout <= Vin,max? I think It should, but googling the topic immediately leads to the Sepic converter. Also, I know that isolated Sepic is possible, but i rarely see design examples.

Could you give me some idea on what topology to use for the specific case of:

9 < vin < 24V for vout = 12v at 1A, galvanically isolated

Thanks in advance!