It is desired to interface a 500 V dc source to a 400V, 10 A load using the buck converter shown below. The MOSFET has an on- resistance of 10 while inductor has 20 resistance. The diode has forward voltage of 0.7V. Determine the (a) Duty ratio, and (b) Efficiency. 10 A 500 V 푸 400 V 2. Given the converter below, MOSFET has on-resistance Ron, and the diode has a constant forward voltage Vp. Neglect all other losses. (a) Derive the formula for the converter's output voltage, V. (b) Determine the output voltage if Vg = 20V, D = 0.4, R = 500, Row = 1.50, and V₁ = 0.7V. 4 000 G D₁ C₂ R≤ V

It is desired to interface a 500 V dc source to a 400V, 10 A load using the buck converter shown below. The MOSFET has an on- resistance of 10 while inductor has 20 resistance. The diode has forward voltage of 0.7V. Determine the (a) Duty ratio, and (b) Efficiency. 10 A 500 V 푸 400 V 2. Given the converter below, MOSFET has on-resistance Ron, and the diode has a constant forward voltage Vp. Neglect all other losses. (a) Derive the formula for the converter's output voltage, V. (b) Determine the output voltage if Vg = 20V, D = 0.4, R = 500, Row = 1.50, and V₁ = 0.7V. 4 000 G D₁ C₂ R≤ V

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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