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Report from the Working Group on Forces missing circuit from this family of fourth-order converters under this cutset. The details of this circuit will be provided. An alternative, but more systematic approach of cascading two fundamental converters to result in a fourth-order converter is discussed. With this approach, nine possible typ

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P. Fasella,A. Masprone,Nalcorps,Collierllows the formulation of a static complementarity problem whose solution provides the steady-state oscillation of the converter, either in open or closed-loop. Throughout the chapter, the usefulness of the complementarity formalism for the analysis of power converters is shown by considering three c