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In recent years, UPS circuit configuration without a transformer has attracted special interest. In such UPS topology, the boost chopper circuit is very important for stepping up the battery voltage. Problems with conventional boost chopper circuits are that a high step-up ratio worsens efficiency, and that there is a voltage imbalance between the high side and the low side of DC link voltage. The circuit configuration proposed overcomes the shortcomings of the conventional circuit configuration by employing a buck-boost chopper circuit with two magnetically coupled coils.
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Hirachi et al. (2003) studied this question.
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