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BUCK CONVERTER

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  Buck Converter Definition : Buck Converter is a type of  chopper circuit  that is designed to perform step-down conversion of the applied dc input signal. In the case of buck converters, the fixed dc input signal is changed into another dc signal at the output which is of lower value. This means it is designed to produce a dc signal as its output that possesses a lower magnitude than the applied input. It is sometimes called  Step-down DC to DC Converter  or  Step-down Chopper  or  Buck Regulator . Introduction We have already discussed in our previous content that choppers are the circuits that are designed to perform the conversion of a fixed dc signal into an adjustable dc signal. It is mainly designed to increase or decrease the voltage level of the signal applied at its terminals. There are various power semiconductor devices such as power BJT, power MOSFET, IGBT, GTO, etc. that acts as a switch in the chopper circuits. The use of thyristor is generally prohibited in chopper cir
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IMAGE RECOGNITION ALGRORITHM

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 FILLING : What is Image recognition? How does Image recognition work? Working of Convolutional and Pooling layers Image recognition using Python Image recognition with a pre-trained network Image recognition is the ability of a system or software to identify objects, people, places, and actions in images. People's visual performance is much better than computers, probably due to higher image comprehension, status information, and greater similar processing. But human power deteriorates dramatically after prolonged supervision, and some workplaces are inaccessible or extremely dangerous to humans. So for these reasons, automated alert systems are designed for a variety of applications. Driven by advances in computer technology and image processing technology, computer simulation of human vision has recently gained a foundation in many operating systems. Learn about India's # 1 program on AIML and build job readiness skills. Designed in partnership with the University of Texas a
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