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A battery charger requires a DC-DC nuck converter to reduce the 380VDC voltage coming from the...

A battery charger requires a DC-DC nuck converter to reduce the 380VDC voltage coming from the rectification of the three phase mains voltage . Calculate the value of the duty cycle, inductance, and capacitance required to meet the following specifications:

Vi(voltage input)=320V, Vo=100V,Fs(swith frecuency)=30kHz,Po(out put power)=20Kw, ΔiL(current ripple=10%IL, ΔvC(voltage ripple)=5%VC

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