A simple form of a buck-derived interleaved four-quadrant pulsewidth modulation (PWM) power stage results in a doubling of the output ripple frequency while greatly reducing the ripple current amplitude. Shootthrough currents are reduced to low d/sub I//d/sub t/ events that are readily controlled, allowing zero dead-time operation.
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