Lecture 13: Isolated DC/DC Converters, Part 1
63K views · Jul 17, 2024 · Education
Comments · 30
@quant26 · 4 days ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PD_f5a9fA&t=2290">38:10</a> Great lecture , This reminds me of snubber circuits!
@cosmic_husky · 3 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PD_f5a9fA&t=1110">18:30</a> Magnetizing current into and out of the dots
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@Martin4Mary4Ever · 1 month ago
Awesome lecture
@JonitoFischer · 2 years ago
It's a pleasure to listen to these classes! Thanks for uploading!
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@janibekaytbayev9695 · 4 months ago
such a gem!! Thank you!
@TesfayeGemechu-e7t · 5 months ago
Thanks a lot.
@werewolf164 · 2 years ago
Great lecture...
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@DukeElliot · 8 months ago
Just a tip: The first time you ever use an acronym or shorthand for something, you should always refer to it by its full name. It’s just how our brains are wired, if you don’t - and someone needs to quickly reference something like that from another context, and you keep moving forward while they do that, you can lose them. It may seem elementary, but it’s biology. Teach in a way that aligns with the human brain.
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@sh1w5z · 6 months ago
the blue color wave looks like duty cycle <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PD_f5a9fA&t=1307">21:47</a>
@nvtnvt3541 · 2 months ago
@ <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2PD_f5a9fA&t=643">10:43</a> thats what happened to me :-)-
@robertbox5399 · 1 year ago
I'm screaming at the screen - USE THE TRANSFORMER AS THE INDUCTOR!!!! 14 mins later... lol
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@samiullahbaig6823 · 1 month ago (edited)
Id the last formula for power dissipation correct? it should use average current not maximum , but for a scaling argument maybe its ok.
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