How does inductance value affect output voltage ripple?

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Hi

What effect does the inductance value have on the ripple in the output voltage?
 
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Higher the inductance, smaller the ripple
 
Thanks

Can you explain what the reason is for this?
 
In continuous mode ΔIout=(Vin-Vout)⋅Ton/L
Waveforms for continuous mode:
smps-buck-switching-regulator-concept-05.gif


Generally speaking, inductivity is inert to change of current flowing through it.
 
Thanks, but what do you mean by inert?
 
Kasim said:
Thanks, but what do you mean by inert?
V=-L⋅di/dt
 
Thanks a lot
 

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