1. For the given converter shown in Fig. 1, Vg = 20V, L= 10 mH, C = 10 uF, R = 102, D = 0.5. %3D %3| D; 7. Figurel A. Assume that thediodw and the switch have a voltage drop of V Don and VTon during the conduction, respectively. Determine the voltage conversion ratio as function of VDon and VTon and D. B. Assume that VDon = 1V, and VTon =1V, plot the voltage and current of each device, for example switch, diode, inductor, and capacitor in steady state. Determine A¡, and Ar and include them on the graph show the magnitude and time information. C. Determine the efficiency of the converter under the condition of part B.

1. For the given converter shown in Fig. 1, Vg = 20V, L= 10 mH, C = 10 uF, R = 102, D = 0.5. %3D %3| D; 7. Figurel A. Assume that thediodw and the switch have a voltage drop of V Don and VTon during the conduction, respectively. Determine the voltage conversion ratio as function of VDon and VTon and D. B. Assume that VDon = 1V, and VTon =1V, plot the voltage and current of each device, for example switch, diode, inductor, and capacitor in steady state. Determine A¡, and Ar and include them on the graph show the magnitude and time information. C. Determine the efficiency of the converter under the condition of part B.

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