Vi  25(v) ; V0  30(v) ;   60(W)

V0
 0, 01
V0
 The duty ratio :
V0 D 30
   1, 2
VS 1  D 25
 D  (1  D)(1, 2)  1, 2  1, 2 D
 1, 2  0, 2D
 D6
Let f  50kHz
P0 60
L2    2(A)
V0 30
PS 60
 L1    2, 4(A)
VS 25
VS  D
 L   0, 2
L f
  L1  0, 2   L 2  0, 2  2  0, 4
  L1  0, 2   L1  0, 2  2, 4  0, 48
The maximum change inductor currents must be 20 percent:
V D 25  0, 6
L2  S   750 H
P   L 2 50000  0, 4
VS  D 25  0, 6
L1    625 H
P   L1 50000  0, 48
 The output ripple voltage must be less than 1 percent :
1 D 1  0, 6
C2    2, 67( F )
V0 6
 8L2  f 2 0, 01 8  750 10  (50000)
2

V0
Average voltage across C1 is: VS  V0  25  (30)  55V
So the maximum change in VC 1 is :
55  0, 05  2, 75(V)
The equivalent load resistance is :
V0 2 302
R   15
P 60
Now C1 is computed from the ripple specification :
V0  D 30  0, 6
C1    8, 73( F )
R  f  VC1 15  2, 75  50000