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Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.

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Page 1: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 2: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 3: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 4: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 5: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 6: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 7: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 8: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 9: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 10: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 11: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 12: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 13: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 14: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
Page 15: Full page photo...A buck converter (D.C.-D.C. (b) reduce ripple in output voltage. For continuous conduction mode, draw the waveforms of output voltage, inductor and capacitor current.
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