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A buck converter has the following: Vin=18V, L=10mH, C=20µF, R=20 ohms, switching frequency f=20kHz, and conduction...


A buck converter has the following: Vin=18V, L=10mH, C=20µF, R=20 ohms, switching
frequency f=20kHz, and conduction duty cycle D=0.6. Calculate the output voltage and its ripple
in the steady state. Is this CCM or DCM?

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