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SMPS Synchronous Rectifier for Dual Bi-Polar Output

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28950

I am creating a SMPS with a bi-polar (dual) output of say +/-15-volts.

I intend to synchronous rectify the outputs (I'm currently using the ucc28950).
 
I have not been able to find much information on doing this.

My general observation is that it appears as though two identical synchronously rectified  secondaries are created - and then the outputs put in "serial" for a common (and +/-). So effectively one FET is in GND (positive output) and the other in -15-volts (which is GND for the negative output) .

Is anyone able to point me towards alternative solutions?

Possibly an application note shows an other method.