CHAOS AND BIFURCATION OF VOLTAGE-MODE-CONTROLLED BUCK DC-DC CONVERTER WITH MULTI CONTROL PARAMETERS

Ahmad M. Harb, Souhib M. Harb, and Issa E. Batarseh

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