How to Calculate Ringing Frequency for a Snubber Circuit in a Buck Converter?

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Calculating the ringing frequency for a snubber circuit in a buck converter requires understanding the specific application and transients involved. The design of an effective snubber network can be complex, necessitating detailed schematics to provide accurate guidance. Participants emphasize the importance of identifying the specific ringing frequency in question to tailor the snubber circuit effectively. Sharing the circuit design and expected transients is crucial for receiving relevant advice. A well-designed snubber circuit can significantly improve performance and reduce unwanted oscillations in buck converters.
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may i know how to calculate ringing frequency?
 
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The "ringing frequency" of what ?
 
i need to to design snubber circuit for buck converter..
 
What reading/learning have you done so far?
 
billy fok said:
i need to to design snubber circuit for buck converter..
The design of an appropriate snubber network for a specific application can be quite complex. To get a useful answer you will need to post the schematic of your design and specify which transients you believe might need to be snubbed.
 
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