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AN1385
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Title
Utilizing the MCP16301 Design Analyzer
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Name
AN1385
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Date
06/24/2015
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| Description |
Description
In a general sense, a power converter can be defined as a device which converts one form of energy into another on a continuous basis. Any storage or loss of energy within such a system while it is performing its conversion function is usually identical to the process of energy translation. There are many types of devices which can provide such a function with varying degrees of cost, reliability, complexity, and efficiency. The mechanisms for power conversion can take many basic forms, such as those that are mechanical, electrical, or chemical processing in nature. This application note focuses on an inductor based, dc-dc switch mode power converter, the MCP16301. This power converter performs energy translation electrically and in a dynamic fashion. Also see the MCP16301 Design Analyzer v1.0
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