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  • How to Design a Bidirectional Buck-Boost Converter for Modern EVs
    As electrical systems in modern vehicles proliferate, the traditional 12 V electrical system of EVs (Electric Vehicles)/HEVs (Hybrid Electric Vehicles) is creaking under strain.
  • Buck-Boost LED Driver Using the PIC16F785 MCU
    This application note presents the design equations, schematics and source code for a 5.5W power LED driver using the PIC16F785 MCU. The application, as shown, can be connected to operate as a buck-boost converter or a boost converter. The PIC16F785 makes a great choice for this application because
  • 4 Key Steps to Design a NCL30288-Controlled LED Driver
    This paper proposes the key steps to rapidly design a NCL30288-driver buck-boost converter to power an LED string.
  • Preventing Subsystem Brownouts in Mobile Devices
    in mobile device designs and the rationale for employing buck-boost regulators. We also look at some system efficiency calculations to demonstrate the benefit of using a buck-boost converter as a pre-regulator.
  • Stability Analysis of Feedback Loops
    In this blog post, we will look at the power stage characteristics of the voltage mode boost and buck-boost converters operating in continuous conduction mode (CCM) as we did for the buck converter in Stability Analysis of Feedback Loops Part Two and Stability Analysis of Switch Power Supply
  • Operating Principles of Buck Switching Regulator
    Whereas in the preceding section we explained that the switching regulator is capable of performing buck (step down), boost (step up), buck/boost (step down and up), and inverting conversions, moving forward we describe the operating principles of the switching regulator, taking the buck converter
  • Inverting Applications Made Simple
    Designers often require power sources with negative output voltages. There are many different ways to produce a negative output voltage from a positive input voltage. One option is a polarity-inverting buck-boost converter. The advantages of this topology are that it requires low component count
  • Keeping Pace with Power Hungry Mobile Devices
    to use next generation buck-boost converters to increase the life of lithium-ion (Li-ion) or Li-polymer batteries, and reduce power dissipation to meet increasingly stringent thermal budgets.

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