To implement a real-world isolated DC–DC converter, various components are required. The main units include the power stage, filter, control, and auxiliary circuits. Our focus is on the power stage, which comprises semiconductors, capacitors, resistors, magnetic components, a power transformer, and power inductors. While semiconductors, capacitors, and resistors can generally be purchased off the shelf, magnetic components often require custom design, especially when handling high currents exceeding 100–200 A.