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Use when working on Simulink or Simscape Electrical DC-DC converter models, including buck, boost, buck-boost, flyback, forward, resonant, bidirectional converters, MPPT front ends, duty-cycle control, and regulation diagnostics.

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# DC-DC Converters

## Status

Developing subskill. Use this file to recognize DC-DC converter scope and choose evidence to collect. Apply the root workflow; do not reuse inverter waveform-balance rules for regulation or ripple problems.

Read `references/inspection.md` for corpus-derived inspection notes before diagnosing DC-DC examples. Treat those notes as developing guidance, not a complete methodology.

For generated or repaired Simscape Electrical schematics, also read
`../../references/simscape-layout.md`. DC-DC converters are sensitive to
schematic readability because the return node, switch node, and output node are
high-degree physical networks that generic automatic layout often routes poorly.

## Scope
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