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The explanation of the DC chopper

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Re: DC chopper

A dc chopper is a dc-to-dc voltage converter. It is a static switching electrical appliance that in one electrical conversion, changes an input fixed dc voltage to an adjustable dc output voltage without inductive or capacitive intermediate energy storage. The name chopper is connected with the fact that the output voltage is a ‘chopped up’ quasi-rectangular version of the input dc voltage.

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