What is Volt-Second Balance?
Volt-second balance refers to the principle that the average voltage across an inductor over one complete switching cycle in a steady-sta...
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Selecting the Optimal Inductor for Power Converter Applications
The basic operation of an inductor, which can be described simply as a component that stores energy in the form of magnetic flux. Faraday’s ...
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A half-bridge MOSFET configuration typically used in DC-DC converters. Here, M1 and M2 form the key switching elements driven by a contr...
