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Below figure shows a schematic circuit of multi-winding flyback DC-DC converter. What are the values of output voltages Vo1 and Vo2 respectively, at a given duty ratio of 0.6? (Consider the components as ideal and diodes as identical). What is the peak voltage stress across the switch in the circuit ? What is the peak inverse voltage stress across the diode, D1 of the circuit

Below figure shows a schematic circuit of multi-winding flyback DC-DC converter. What are the values of output voltages Vo1 and Vo2 respectively, at a given duty ratio of 0.6? (Consider the components as ideal and diodes as identical). What is the peak voltage stress across the switch in the circuit ? What is the peak inverse voltage stress across the diode, D1 of the circuit

Below figure shows a schematic circuit of multi-winding flyback DC-DC converter. What are the values of output voltages Vo1 and Vo2 respectively, at a given duty ratio of 0.6? (Consider the components as ideal and diodes as identical). What is the peak voltage stress across the switch in the circuit ? What is the peak inverse voltage stress across the diode, D1 of the circuit

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Below figure shows a schematic circuit of multi-winding flyback DC-DC converter. What are the values of output voltages Vo1 and Vo2 respectively, at a given duty ratio of 0.6? (Consider the components as ideal and diodes as identical). What is the peak voltage stress across the switch in the circuit ? What is the peak inverse voltage stress across the diode, D1 of the circuit

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