yassin.kraouch
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Please can you give me the difference between buck-boost and sepic ??
thank you in adavance
thank you in adavance
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SEPIC buck-boost difference
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A SEPIC is similar to a traditional buck-boost converter, but has advantages of having non-inverted output (the output voltage is of the same polarity as the input voltage) while in case of buck-boost the output voltage is of opposite polarity with respect to the input voltage.
yassin.kraouch
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what do you mean by inverse output ? this mean that is Vin=+Vcc ==>Vout=0V ???
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Vout/Vin=D/[1-D]
Vout/Vin=-D/[1-D]
darla1
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HI
SEPIC converter has the advantage to romove the unwanted noise through capacitor. and it give +ve output voltage. And one more advantage is it can be used as isolation dc/dc converter.
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SEPIC converter has the advantage to romove the unwanted noise through capacitor. and it give +ve output voltage. And one more advantage is it can be used as isolation dc/dc converter.
thanks
Aniruddh Sharma
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Sepic is used when the circuit needs to boost as well as buck the inout voltage but buck-oost combinedly is the inverting topology
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