A Buck converter is developed in Lab. Vin=100 V,
D=0.5,
- Vo measured by voltmeter=80 V. Is it possible?
- Vo measured by voltmeter=40 V. Is it possible?
If both the possibilities could be correct then what is the reason for such an outcome?
Given: Vin = 100 V, D = 0.5
We can calculate the output voltage of the Buck converter using the following formula:
Vo = D * Vin
Using the given values, we get:
Vo = 0.5 * 100 = 50 V
Therefore, the measured output voltage of 80 V is not possible with the given input voltage and duty cycle. However, the measured output voltage of 40 V is possible, and it can be explained by the following reasons:
Therefore, while it is not possible to have an output voltage of 80 V with the given input voltage and duty cycle, an output voltage of 40 V is possible due to factors such as load resistance, measurement error, or circuit malfunction.
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