Can Algebra Help Design Better Electronic Power Supplies and Battery Chargers?

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I designed electronic power supplies, magnetics, and battery chargers for 30 years.
That takes a lot of algebra calculating Voltage, Current, Power, and temperature.
Now I am an old man with time on my hands.
 
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