Which components typically make up the DC-DC buck converter

The components typically found in a DC-DC buck converter are:

1. Input Capacitor: It helps to filter out any noise and ripple from the input voltage.

2. Switching Device: It is typically a MOSFET or an IGBT that switches the input voltage on and off to create a regulated output voltage.

3. Inductor: It stores energy when the switching device is on and releases it when the switching device is off. It helps to filter out any ripple and noise from the output voltage.

4. Output Capacitor: It helps to filter out any remaining ripple and noise from the output voltage.

5. Control Circuit: It regulates the switching device to maintain a steady output voltage despite changes in input voltage or output load