Hi Sir, I was following you daily I expect this video from you...thanks fo the video.i have one doubt this in interview they asked me 1.what happened if inductor get saturated. 2.why duty cycle only 0.1,0.5 like in decimal why not 1,2,5,10 etc. This two question I can't answer Make video for this question thanks in advance
Sir make a video for explaining about relation between v-out and input frequency, when frequency increases or decrease without changing duty cycles . Thank you
Sir Please Read My Comments First Assalamualikum I want learn Basic Electronics And How You Learn This Electronic Please share Your Experience And Suggestions. i want to be like you Please Share :)
wa alaikum salaam brother it is suggested to study engineering and spending time in practical field if Mechatronics or Electrical Engineering is selected, that will better
I really like the synchronous design better in every way high voltage conversion to amperage is more efficient I was used the regular design and 450wAtt 50v converter to 15 volt I draw 50 amp with 1 volt drop with synchronous converter but 46 amp with regular converter 3.5 volt drop
Good morning sir, I have a buck converter with 36 to 72 DC input voltage range and output voltage is 12 volt and output current is 5 Amp. But I have to operate it on 60 volt input voltage max and output voltage 12 volt and 10 Amp. What will be changes in the circuit or in components. I am your fan from India. Thank you
I don't understand the electrolyte capacitor in this circuit because this capacitor will be dameged if it is connected in the wrong way and in this circuit the plus and minus are changing through the coil. Can you explain why it wil not be damaged?
assalamualaikum.. Thanks for sharing Sir very informative principle of the buck converter. I have a question. MPPT (Maximum power point Tracker) usually used in solar charge controller, basically have similarity with buck converter. It can regulate output voltage based on a set point ( battery voltage system). my question is, How can MPPT increase amp output? for example, my solar panel has a total 120-watt peak, with VOut around 21v, and 5.5Amp. with the MPPT controller, I can change my 12V battery system to almost 10A. thanks for the explanation.
nice video, im having trouble understanding the part when the inductor is switched off. I thought the magnetic feild that it had built up inside would just diminish, but your saying that it changes polarity? So the load is being fed with A/C now and not DC??? I thought inductors just resisted a CHANGE in current,how is it able to just flip 180 degrees all of a sudden? How is that happening? thanks!
when a current flows in an inductor a magnetic field develope and when the curren is switched off the field callapse and produce a current in reverse, you are not feeding with ac since there is a diode
