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PSU design - converting batteries to DC or to AC and then DC

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Hello
I want to make a selectable power supply from a 7Ah Lead Acid battery with high voltage output (0-500v DC) and low current output.
can I directly convert batteries 12v to DC high voltages (for example 100,200,300,400,... v) or must first convert it to AC and then convert to high voltage DC (with voltage doubler circuits)???
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no one can answer my question ???? I find circuit for converting 12v DC to 180v DC (in 431146[1] document number in EDN website) in this circuit no transformer and AC inverting circuit used. can I increase output current with using AC inverting circuit and then convert to DC??
and 300v DC from 12v DC (https://www.elecfree.com/electronic/dc-power-supply-300v-from-battery-12v/) (but it's circuit don't showed).
 

PSU design question

You need transformer to increase efficiency
 

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