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Yes.
Input Voltage : 3-Phase, 380V to 430Vac.
Required :
Output Voltage : 5Vdc.
Output Current : 3A.
Isolation : Optional.
Thanking You.
I could not find a reference design to be used directly in your application. Here are some design ideas.
As the input is 3-phase ac, a 3-phase rectifier should be used to obtain dc voltage. Then a single-ended forward dc-dc converter can be used to step down the rectified dc to 5V. As there is big voltage difference from rectifier to the dc output, a transformer should be used no matter the isolation is needed or not. The transformer turns ratio can be set up to make the duty cycle in reasonable range. A simple dc buck converter cannot be used due to the big voltage difference from the input to the output, which makes very small duty cycle and most likely no controllers can be found for that small duty cycle.