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A non-isolated DC-DC converter topology which outputs a voltage less than or equal to the input voltage.
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Current output of a solar panel when connected to battery and load
Your buck converter can supply both the load and the charger. Any excess capacity of the solar panels will just not be used. The panel output voltage will probably rise above 48V at lower loads. … You probably need a switcher there too, either buck or SEPIC.
If you can design a pcb for this, so much the better. …
