Bidirectional DC-DC Converter Using Modular Marx Power Switches and Series/Parallel Inductor for High-Voltage Applicatio

This paper presents the modelling and the numerical simulation results of a bidirectional DC-DC converter using modular Marx power electronic switches to be applicable in high-voltage converters. To achieve ample voltage ratio between high-voltage and low

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