DIY Buck Converter - How do buck converters work?

[@greatscottlab]

Great Stuff! I really enjoy your videos. Keep going👍

[@SineLab]

Thank you! It's good to know that they are enjoyable. :)

[@alexstone691]

I can sense a new electronics youtuber in making, only thing weird is that the videos are of really high quality! Good work and good luck in the future :D

[@SineLab]

Thank you! Be sure that I'll keep making these videos. :)

[@neutron_stz8894]

This is state of art 😂 i saw that implementation of smps only in old crt monitors, with 2 358 op amps 😂 so kids, this is the old solid rock fancy style of dc dc 😂😂

[@conkerconk3]

What about the voltage spike when the inductor discharges when the MOSFET turns off? Wouldn't that fry the output potentially?

[@shorb2289]

Promote your videos!! Your videos are already great quality your just missing an audience. You just need 1 video to blow up and the rest should fall into place.

[@shorb2289]

Never thought I would be promoting clickbait

[@SineLab]

Thanks. I'm working on it. :)

[@hackhobbylab]

Great work man...😍

[@SineLab]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@origen1123114]

Thanks for the priceless video! By the way, how many amperes of load current can this circuit carry?

[@SineLab]

This circuit can carry at most 1 amp. The diode is the limiting component here.

[@KNOWLEDGE-uf2sd]

Can you say how much is input and output volgage is used to design this 100uf inductor and capacitance?

[@munifkhan5724]

Great video How about making one with only bjts for fun 😅 I will try one myself

[@SineLab]

That sounds like a fun project

[@matt_232]

1:16 Does it matter how much capacitance/inductance is in the circut?

[@SineLab]

Yes it does, take a look at this document for a full guide to component selection: www.ti.com/lit/an/slva477b/slva477b.pdf

[@BIGRIP87]

cool👍

[@SineLab]

Thank you. :)

[@nasannasan7521]

Like

[@mrmillmill]

Um yeah I am surprised this channel is not in millions of subs and views to be honest. In school for EE here and I wish / have been thinking of producing more videos with this approach. I noticed @greatscottlab in the comments and that channel is phenomenal as well.