How to set the frequency of a switch in NI Multisim software

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To set the switching frequency in NI Multisim, users must utilize a transistor due to the interactive nature of the switches. By applying a Clock Voltage to the transistor's source, the desired frequency can be achieved. For a frequency of 50 Hz, users should configure the clock voltage source accordingly. This method allows for precise control over the switching frequency in a buck converter design. Understanding this approach is essential for effective simulation in Multisim.
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I am a new user of Multisim and I am trying to make a buck converter. In other softwares, such as pspice I was able to control the switching frequency by editing properties but in Multisim, most of the switches are user interactive. I want to set frequency of 50 Hz in a switch. Kindly help me out.

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Yeah I came to know the answer. Since in Multisim, the switches are interactive in nature so, in order to set the switching frequency, we have to use a transistor and apply a Clock Voltage to its source. We can then set the desired frequency in clock voltage source and get the required output.
 

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