DCDCkonvertorit
DCDCkonvertorit, also known as DC-DC converters, are electronic circuits that convert a direct current (DC) voltage from one level to another. This conversion is essential in many electronic devices and systems where different components require different operating voltages. For instance, a battery might supply a higher voltage than is needed by a microcontroller, or a low-voltage input might need to be boosted to power an LED.
The fundamental principle behind DCDCkonvertorit involves storing energy and then releasing it at a different voltage.
There are several common types of DCDCkonvertorit, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Buck converters
The efficiency of a DCDCkonvertorit is a critical parameter, as it determines how much power is lost