class: center, middle # EE-361 # Introduction to Step-down(Buck) Converter ## Ozan Keysan [keysan.me](http://keysan.me) Office: C-113
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Tel: 210 7586 --- # DC/DC Converters -- ## Can be used to: -- ## Step down the input voltage (Buck Converters) -- ## Step up the input voltage (Boost Converters) -- ## or both (Buck-boost Converters) --- ## Let's start with a simple Step down Converter --
## Can you design this converter? --- ## Resistive Voltage Divider
--- # Series Regulator (Transistor in linear mode)
### Efficiency= 50% ! --- ## Avoid lossy elements for high efficiency!
--- # DC/DC Converter Applications -- ## All Types of Power Supplies
--- # Which components do you see?
--- # Which components do you see?
--- # Step-Down (Buck) Converter: ## Simplest Case
--- # Step-Down (Buck) Converter: ## Simplest Case
--- # Let's make the output voltage smoother -- ## Add a Low Pass Filter (eg LC Filter)
### [Buck Converter Simulation](https://www.multisim.com/content/9zdN2fmAxbMcsVv46Ap9KX/buck-converter/) --- ## Why do we have the diode for?
-- ## Freewheeling Diode: Conducts when switch is off --- ## Operating Modes of Buck Converter
--- ## Switch ON
--- ## Switch OFF
--- ## Operating Modes (in CCM)
--- ## Voltage and Current Waveforms
#### Assumptions: - #### Converter working under steady state (\\(I\_{L}(0)=I\_{L}(T)\\)) - #### Capacitor is large so that output voltage (\\(V\_{o}\\)) is constant --- ## Voltage Output Characteristics --- ## Step-Down (Buck) Converter: -- #\\(V_o = D V_d\\) -- ### Neglecting losses #\\(I_o = I_d/D\\) ### Like a DC transformer with a turns ratio of \\(D:1\\) ! --- ## You can download this presentation from: [keysan.me/ee361](http://keysan.me/ee361)