Boost Voltage Converter

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This lecture covers the operation of a boost voltage converter, explaining the on-state and off-state behavior of the circuit with a specific voltage. It also discusses the production of an inductance smoothing coil using a toroid of square section in ferrite, analyzing the current oscillation and power conversion in the coil. Additionally, it delves into the distribution of magnetic energy in an electromechanical system and the concept of magnetic co-energy.

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Electrical engineering

Electronic engineering: Power electronics

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