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Drive the formula (Vs, Vo, IL, IL, D1, Vavg, ILaverage, etc.) needed to design the output...

Drive the formula (Vs, Vo, IL, \Delta IL, D1, Vavg, ILaverage, etc.) needed to design the output capacitor of a Buck converter operating in discontinuous inductor current mode. Please include circuit drawing, plots, if you could. Thank you.

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