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MOSFET in Synchronous Buck Converters

The document discusses the use of MOSFETs instead of diodes in synchronous buck converters, highlighting that there is no discontinuous current mode and that inductor current can be negative. It provides formulas for calculating the minimum and maximum duty cycles based on output and input voltages. Additionally, it includes a formula related to voltage and frequency in the context of the converter's operation.

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MOSFET in Synchronous Buck Converters

The document discusses the use of MOSFETs instead of diodes in synchronous buck converters, highlighting that there is no discontinuous current mode and that inductor current can be negative. It provides formulas for calculating the minimum and maximum duty cycles based on output and input voltages. Additionally, it includes a formula related to voltage and frequency in the context of the converter's operation.

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Use MOSFET instead of Diode – Synchronous Buck Converter (No

discontinuous current mode, I_L be negative)


D_min = V_out, min/(V_in + V_out, max)
D_max = V_out, max/(V_in + V_out, max)
𝑣 = 2√2𝜋𝑓𝐵𝐴𝑁

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