Minimizing the influence of parasitic structures in DC/DC converters
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The task to decrease of parasitic structures influence, that take place usually in of DC/DC converters’ blocs, is considered. Some methods to solve this problem are investigated
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Pavlov, L. ., & Kalnibolotskiy, Y. . (2010). Minimizing the influence of parasitic structures in DC/DC converters. Electronics and Communications, 15(2), 87–89. https://doi.org/10.20535/2312-1807.2010.15.2.307033
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