This work investigates the design and application of switching converters, exploring their fundamental principles and advanced configurations. The book, authored by Simon Ang, offers practical coverage of various switching converter topologies including buck, boost, buck-boost, Cuk, quasi-resonant, loaded-resonant, and isolated configurations. It details the advantages these switching converters hold over conventional designs, providing a comprehensive resource for engineers and students. The text aims to bridge the gap between theoretical understanding and practical implementation in the field of power electronics.

The book is presented as a practical guide to switching converters, suitable for university and college courses. Its detailed coverage of various configurations and comparison with conventional converters suggests it serves as a foundational text for students and professionals in electrical engineering. The availability of a special student price for bulk orders indicates its intended use in academic settings. The material focuses on established and emerging technologies within power electronics.