Novel Topology for Single-Input Triple Output Three-Level Buck Converter

This letter proposes a novel single-input triple-output converter topology based on a three-level buck converter (3-LBC) architecture. This converter uses two switches and two inductors to generate three output voltages, which improves power density and reduces the total number of components compared to conventional multiple-output systems. The two 12 V outputs are independently regulated using feedback control, while the 24 V output is inherently maintained by the 3-LBC structure. An asymmetric PWM control method based on up-down counting was applied to minimize voltage and current ripple. A hardware prototype was developed to verify the performance, and the maximum efficiency reached 93.9%. The experimental results showed that stable voltage regulation was achieved at all outputs, proving that this topology is effective for applications that require compact and efficient dc–dc conversion.