Due to an increasing in-vehicle electric load demand, a new 48 V electric system architecture proposed by German premier car manufacturers has been gaining increasing attention recently for electrified vehicles. In this paper, a multiple voltage bus converter for the 48 V and existing 12 V dual supply system, providing additional flexible dc bus voltages, is proposed. The proposed converter can provide a dual flexible dc voltage bus and an additional dependent voltage bus while simultaneously managing the 12 V supply net using just one single leg switch pole and a diode. The additional dc voltage buses will provide more options to accommodate variable electric load components in a vehicle improving their power density. Due to the multiple control objectives, the single leg pole requires a multimode switching strategy to regulate the additional bus voltages. To improve the on-board vehicle system reliability and performance, an impedance network structure is implemented in the converter to obtain a dead time free PWM (pulse width modulation). Simulation and experimental results are presented to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed structure and control methods.Index Terms--48 V power supply, dual supply net, more electric vehicles. Since 2010, he has been with Chung-ang University, Seoul, Korea, currently as an Associate Professor. His research interests are topology design, modeling, control, and analysis of ac/dc, dc/ac, ac/ac power converters including resonant converters for adjustable speed drives and digital display drivers as well as modern control theory applied to DSP-based power electronics.