If the relative difference of the input and output waveforms is small, then the converter can produce "subharmonics" which is noise that occurs at a frequency below the output frequency, which cannot be filtered by load inductance.
Subharmonic noise occurs at a frequency below the output frequency, and cannot be filtered by load inductance. If the relative difference between the input and output waveforms is small, then the converter can produce "subharmonics".
If the relative difference between the input and output waveforms is small, then the converter can produce "subharmonics". Subharmonic noise occurs at a frequency below the output frequency, and cannot be filtered by load inductance.
If the relative difference between the input and output waveforms is small, then the converter can produce "subharmonics". Subharmonic noise occurs at a frequency below the output frequency, and cannot be filtered by load inductance.