consider the following specifications for buck converter : Vin= 80v, Ro = 9 ohms, Po = 100watts, frequency is 150khz. determine a. the inductor value at the boundary condition. b. the maximum inductor current value for L = 10 Lcrit. (c). the doide rms and average current values

consider the following specifications for buck converter : Vin= 80v, Ro = 9 ohms, Po = 100watts, frequency is 150khz. determine a. the inductor value at the boundary condition. b. the maximum inductor current value for L = 10 Lcrit. (c). the doide rms and average current values

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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