Measure and Improve the Output Ripple of a DC DC Converter

How to measure the output ripple as well as improving filter methods for the ouput of a dc dc converter. Improve the output filtering with this video from Vicor Corporation. Learn the theory behind it and a step-by-step bench demonstration measuring output ripple.
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[@user-mv2bw7lg8z]

Such a helpful video. Thank you!

[@ernieschatz3783]

Maaaaan, I have two "obsolete" Vicor power supplies that I'd love to get schematics for. Three phase AC comes in and gets rectified to 280vdc, which feeds into a large toroid that is pulsed by the main board MOSFET. Coming off the main board is a supevisory board, a driver board and a backplane with several removable DC output cards. There are several small cooling fans at the rear of the enclosure. Super complex piece of gear. It sure would help to have a schematic😁

[@markcrane59]

www.vicorpower.com/documents/user_guides/brick/ug-Westcor-3-Phase-4kW-MegaPAC.pdf

[@stufields1385]

I liked the presentation and am envious of the set up.

[@VeryMuchBlessed]

Very good video and good information. Thanks much.

[@spr00sem00se]

A very informative video. Thank you

[@RobertBolanos]

Excellent video on ripple measurements

[@TeacherBrunoOneil]

agreed, such a shame that i dont have an osciloscope now.

[@maurod6180]

Amazing!

[@svetoslavasenov5609]

Thank you!

[@SureshKumar-nk2ok]

Sir very informative video pls share schematic of filters

[@electronics_geek]

love vicor

[@pepelevamp2752]

thanks for the video. would be nice if we saw it on a spectrum analyser though. with more details on the frequencies. but its nice to see and all this is good valid information.

[@dedskin1]

No need for Spectrum analysis , its not about Noise its about Ripple , Ripple we see, tho i expected it, im not sure if i do this daily am i an electronics engineer :) since i do , and i completly expected this result

[@jamesdean8431]

they are literally showing it on a scope....