Making a Buck Converter Using TIs Webench Designer and Discussing Automotive Electronics. @FixedUntilBroken
Making a Buck Converter Using TIs Webench Designer and Discussing Automotive Electronics.  @FixedUntilBroken
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this video, I talk about buck converters on a higher level. I discuss using Webench and Pspice for TI. I also talk about some of the things you might need to think about in an automotive setting when doing a project like this. This is sponsored by JLCPCB, PCBs from $0 jlcpcb.com/IYB (Free Setup, Free Stencil, and Coupons!)

I used a TI LM3100.

GitHub: github.com/garnerm91/Buck
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Making a Buck Converter Using TI's Webench Designer and Discussing Automotive Electronics.

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