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The book on switching power supplies states that because the capacitor is charged in each cycle, the current decline slope continues to increase. How do you understand this?
According to the book, because the capacitor is charged in each cycle, the current decreasing slope keeps increasing and finally reaches a equilibrium state. This is something I don’t quite understand
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