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JiminDenver
Jun 16, 2014Explorer II
So I've been reading. Don't be afraid, I am enough for both of us. ;)
A buck converter is a DC to AC to DC converter. MPPT samples the array and the battery and tells the converter what the maximum output should be or tunes the system for best results.
So unless the Eco-w is shutting down the buck converter and switching to a second PWM system, the buck converter is still taking taking in higher volts at low amps and putting out lower volts with higher amps. It is just not tuned any longer because the charging is already tapered and max result are not needed.
To go any deeper requires formulas and other headache causing info.
A buck converter is a DC to AC to DC converter. MPPT samples the array and the battery and tells the converter what the maximum output should be or tunes the system for best results.
So unless the Eco-w is shutting down the buck converter and switching to a second PWM system, the buck converter is still taking taking in higher volts at low amps and putting out lower volts with higher amps. It is just not tuned any longer because the charging is already tapered and max result are not needed.
To go any deeper requires formulas and other headache causing info.
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