MICROELECT. CIRCUIT ANALYSIS&DESIGN (LL)
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Chapter 14, Problem 14.35P
(A)
To determine
The possible range in the output for given values.
(B)
To determine
The possible range in the output for given values.
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You are tasked to look for a converter circuit design that has the specifications tabulated
in Table I. The aim is to produce an output voltage of 20 V which can be used to drive a
load of 120 W. The converter must operate in CCM.
Table I: Design Specifications
Values
35 V
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Input voltage
Switching frequency
Output current ripple
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60 kHz
5 %
1 %
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