Thanks very much for your answer.An isolated DC-DC converter uses a transformer between the input and output so there is no connection between the input and the output.
If it is not isolated then, generally, one of the input supply pins is connected is connected to one of the output pins.
How much do you really lose in 1:1 transformer??isolated DC-DC converter uses a transformer between the input and output circuit ,main disadvantage of isolated dc-dc converter is circuit becomes bulky & transformer losses will also add that will decrease the efficiency.
Lose will be less but based on the circuit you will select transformer, whether it will be centre tap transformer or 1:1 transformer. Mostly we won't use 1:1 transformer.How much do you really lose in 1:1 transformer??
It depends on the quality of the transformer. I would guess, at the most, less than 10% of the transferred power. Some transformers are much better than that.How much do you really lose in 1:1 transformer??
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