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Boost converters can have several drawbacks, including lower efficiency at light loads due to increased switching losses and limited output current capability. They also tend to introduce voltage ripple, which may require additional filtering to maintain output quality. Additionally, their complexity and design requirements can lead to larger sizes and higher costs compared to simpler buck converters. Finally, they can generate electromagnetic interference (EMI) due to high-frequency switching, which may necessitate further design considerations to mitigate.
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