The buck converter with resistive load has the input voltage of 30[V], the output voltage of 10 (V] (constant), and the switching frequency of 30 [kHz]. If the output average power is 20[W), then determine the size of the inductor such that the minimum inductor current is 25 % of the average inductor current.

The buck converter with resistive load has the input voltage of 30[V], the output voltage of 10 (V] (constant), and the switching frequency of 30 [kHz]. If the output average power is 20[W), then determine the size of the inductor such that the minimum inductor current is 25 % of the average inductor current.

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