A Switched Inductor Double Switch High Gain DC-DC Converter is a type of power converter used to step up or step down voltage levels efficiently in DC power systems. This converter employs two switches and a switched inductor to regulate the output voltage. By controlling the switching of the switches and the operation of the inductor, it can achieve high voltage conversion ratios while maintaining high efficiency. The switched inductor topology allows for reduced voltage stress across the switches and improved energy transfer, resulting in higher gain compared to traditional converters. This type of converter is commonly used in various applications where high voltage conversion ratios and efficiency are essential, such as renewable energy systems, electric vehicles, and power supplies.