I could start looking but I might miss something. Looking for a + - 15 volts or therebouts at least 100 ma. supply from 9-15 volts input. The key is low in-out capacitance and resistance. I really should be using something less than 50 pf. The lowest one I have is about 200-300 pf.
Power supplies offering galavanic isolation still have some capacitance across the isolation barrier - voltage noise on the input side will drive some noise current into the output ground connection, and vice versa. It can be important to minimise this.
Ralph Morrison's "Grounding and Shielding Techniques" published by Wiley Interscience (John Wiley and Sons) - ISBN0-471-24518-6 - is very informative on the subject.
He liked double-screened transformers, with one screen grounded to one side of the isolaton barrier, and the other screen grounded to the other side. Cute.
He appears to want a DC-DC converter that has low capacitance between the input and the output. Maybe low leakage as well, if that is why "resistance" is in there.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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