Power Electronics

What is Push Pull Converter? Working Principle, Waveforms, Circuit Diagram & Formula

A Push Pull Converter is dc to dc converter that provides an output voltage that can be either less than or greater than the dc input voltage VS. The push-pull converter give multiple outputs with single input. This can be achieved by changing the winding’s turns ratio of the transformer. Push-pull designs are popularly used in […]

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What is Cuk Converter? Working Principle, Waveforms, Circuit Diagram, Formula & Derivation

The cuk converter is dc to dc converter gives an output voltage which is less than or greater than the input voltage with a polarity reversal. That means, the polarity of output voltage is opposite to that of the input voltage. Figure 1 shows the cuk converter using BJT.

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What is Buck Boost Converter? Working Principle, Waveforms, Circuit Diagram, Formula & Derivation

A buck-boost converter provides an output voltage that can be either less than or greater than the dc input voltage VS. Hence the name “buck boost”. The output voltage polarity is opposite to that of the input voltage. It is a combination of buck and boost converters.

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What is Buck Converter? Working Principle, Waveforms, Circuit Diagram, Formula & Derivation

In the dc-dc buck converter, the input voltage is constant dc voltage whereas the output voltage is a variable dc voltage and the output voltage is lower than the input voltage. Hence the name dc-dc buck converter. Figure 1: Circuit Diagram of Buck Converter.

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What is the Two Transistor Analogy (Model) of SCR (Thyristor)?

Two-transistor model is used to explain the principle of operation of Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR). Since, a SCR is a four layered PNPN device, it can be considered as a combination of two transistors, one transistor as PNP and the other transistor as NPN which are connected back to back. Figure 1: Structure of Two-transistor

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