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Is there a way to take this buck diagram and reduce it to an AC transfer function?

I am semi-dangerous with switchers but I've never really delved into the innards of them so I'd like to ask about this TPS23750 diagram. I would like to develop a model of this feedback loop of a buck ...
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Capacitance multiplier

In my device I'm using a "capacitance multiplier" to filter a DC-DC output voltage. This is my schematic: In a Multisim simulation I've achieved the necessary output parameters, but when I ...
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Derivation for average value input current in buck-boost converter

I am struggling with the derivation of average value of input current as below. The image is from the lecture here (page 26). Here is what I got so far. How did the lecture derive the final step here?...
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hamonics and sidebands in dc-dc converter

The lecture (page 8) shows output voltage spectrum with sinusoidal modulation of duty cycle of a dc-dc converter. I am wondering where the hamonics and sidebands come from. For hamonics, I read ...
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Push current source through transfromer

This lecture (from page 130) shows manipulation of the buck-boost converter model into canonical form. I am stucked at moving current source through transformer as in the picture below or from the ...
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ac model for buck-boost converter

This lecture shows how to create ac model for buck-boost converter. What I am confused is the equivalent circuit model for inductor loop equation on page 38. As you can see from the model, there ...
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Can a system with a response Y(x) = ax + c be called linear?

I made a DC-DC converter its ideal transfer function is: $$ V_0(D) = DV_i $$ I took measurements of its response and then made a linear regression, I got this result: $$ V_0(D) = 0.98DV_i -0.42 $...
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