What is a Boost Converter? | Intuitive Understanding

Hi there.
In today's video, I try to explain intuitively how a Boost Converter works. I try to set up a small experiment examining the working of a boost converter stage by stage and by comparing it to real world examples so that the logic becomes clear and easy to understand. The basic building block of the boost converter is the Inductor. Most of today's content focusses on trying to understand their properties and working so that one can appreciate the role a mundane component like a coil of wire plays in achieving monumental results that have real world implications.
It is always nice to get the foundation right before building upon it. I hope you will enjoy this video and hopefully learn and appreciate the role electronics plays in our day to day lives. Also it is not that difficult to understand if you just change the perspective a bit.
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[@pritambissonauth2181]

The best video I have seen on explaining the fundamentals of a boost converter workings. Need to do more videos like that, keep it up.

[@vineethvenugopal8613]

Excellent explanation... ❤❤❤
This channel is really underrated ...
And I don't see any recent videos uploaded here. Please make more videos . Time will prove that your channel is worth watching.

[@srikarvemuri7859]

Great content, looking forward for further videos

[@TheKnurdLab]

Thanks, and happy that you found it useful.

[@M19176]

Great 👍

[@shivamsharma1488]

I wanted a creator just like you.
Very lucid!👍❤️

[@TheKnurdLab]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@jacogroenewald1523]

Hi bro... Excellent work! Please do more videos if possible... Love your stuff!

[@zacklymackly8871]

Love the way you give the presentation..help me a lot to understand electronic principal easyly....keep it up bro....waiting for your latest video...please do not give up

[@TheKnurdLab]

Thanks for the kind words. I have been busy with other commitments for some time and couldn't spend time 100% on creating videos. I will come back with more content and dedicate time for it. Just doing the preparations. Thanks for the support and it really means a lot.👍

[@styrishrodrigues]

Come back soon bro😢

[@arunpoomannill]

👍

[@LT-nx7bi]

respect

[@naymulhasan8559]

Nice explanation. But i have one confusion. How does it convey the law of conservation of energy?

[@TheKnurdLab]

Energy must be conserved. Energy here is power*time which is nothing but (v*i)*time. Therefore when current tends to be minimum (only due to stray capacitance) the voltage must be very high to maintain the same amount of energy at the output.