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Query about MC34063A calculations

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This is so annoying.
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the voltage across the diode drops slowly from 12V to below 1V over the course of several seconds.
The "voltage across the diode" is assumed to be a pulse waveform, so I really don't know what the words mean to say. And what's the voltage sign? If you are observing 12 V forward voltage, you may want to check the diode, your instrument, or both.

My bread board basic boost converter works beautifully and outputs a steady 18V.
Where as with the bread board circuit the voltage across the diode is pretty much instantaneously below 1V.
Both statements don't go well together, I think. If there's 18 V output voltage, how can the diode voltage show "below 1V"
 

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