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shirinbs
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An Inverse SEPIC (Zeta) Converter Example

01/27/2012 9:37 AM

i need a figure of an example of an Inverse SEPIC (Zeta) Converter. Can somebody please help me?
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Re: An Inverse SEPIC (Zeta) Converter Example

01/27/2012 1:51 PM

Here ya go!

Download this article in PDF format. (817KB)

Please tell me this isn't homework.
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Re: An Inverse SEPIC (Zeta) Converter Example

01/27/2012 7:04 PM

its actually uni project:)

thanks a lot. any other ideas?
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Re: An Inverse SEPIC (Zeta) Converter Example

01/27/2012 9:20 PM

Yes, do your own homework!
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Re: An Inverse SEPIC (Zeta) Converter Example

01/28/2012 4:53 AM

:) i have to do the rest all by myself! im just lookin for an numerical example for my circuit :)
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