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how do you copy the test pin to measure voltage around the inductor

Can u pls do using transistor

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Thank you very nice. Explanation

Thank you

Thank you so much. Help me a lot!

thanks

superb.....just like a boom. thanks sir

Great video on part selection, whats the best way to obtain spice files for these parts? is it easier to make your own model with specs in a program like kicad?

please share the link for solving the quizzes

السلام عليكم . شكرا محمد على الشرح الجميل . عندى سؤال ما فائدة المكثف و المقاومة على بوابة المكثف المتصلين با GND .

Hello sir, can you please share any simple study material for calculating the value of gate resistors?

Hello Sir, i am from india, and I am a big fan of your teaching style, the way you are delivered the lecture..awesome, it helped me a lot to complete industry relevant projects related to designing of power converters.

how to find output power using ltspice and input power for buck and boost converter

Excellent video ! Clear, nice and useful explanations. Exactly what I needed. Thank you :)

It is funny to see how long you can discuss a 40 V MOSFET for a circuit which requires a Vds of at least 50 V. 😉 When I need a certain device I always open the supplier webpage from Mouser or Digikey and look for useful devices they have in their store according to Vds and Id. Then I will use the option to sort them according to their price and I take one of the cheepest. If you use SMT devices you have to make sure that the junction to ambient heat resistance is sufficient to dissipate the heat generated in the device.

With respect to the component selection. You usually have a feeling about the voltages and currents for the components to handle. So if you expect to get 25 V at 1 Ohm you will expect to get 25 A of current to handle for the active devices. So you will select devices which can handle 60 to 100 V and 30 to 50 A. You will not use a 1 A diode in this circuit as you have shown.

LTSpice is one of the easiest tool for circuit simulation. And it is very powerful. You can learn it just by doing. In the beginning you can just click some very simple circuits together in order to get familiar with the look and feel. To get progress is just a question of a few weeks using it.

Hi, Can you tell me how to simulate the constant current source wiht the buck converter in LTspice. Thank you.

awesome video ..please continue sir

I don't think the circuit at 32:09 makes any sense. The mosfet is just shorting the power supply to GND when active 🙃

Still you have a confusion 🤔 Why don't you checkout a much simpler explanation video by go through the link below 👇 ruclips.net/video/C62TE700DwE/видео.html

why mosfet current is not rectangular

Thank for this great video

Thanks a lot! You helped me so much, now I know how to choose my mosfet for building a buck converter circuit

Whether the Cascaded buck-boost converter has non - inverting polarity ?

Thank you Professor for an awesome video. This really helped me a lot in designing the Gate Drivers for the DAB converter i'm currently working on.

Sir the voice and video is not synched

Very nice video Mohamed

Thank you for sharing.

Very useful, thank you for sharing.

Thank you for sharing the video.

Thank you sir

Thank for the good Video. Looking forward for more power electronics simulation.