“…For DC-DC converters, j = 8 and the corresponding values of k are: k 0 = 8.1, k 1 = −7.05, k 2 = −0.625, k 3 = −0.25, k 4 = −0.2, k 5 = −0.05, k 6 = 0.05, k 7 = 0, k 8 = −0.0125 For AC-DC converters, j = 9 and the corresponding values of k are: k 0 = 9.15, k 1 = −8,785, k 2 = −0.23, k 3 = −0.075, k 4 = −0.02, k 5 = −0.03, k 6 = 0, k 7 = 0, k 8 = −0.018, k 9 = −0.004 For DC-AC converters, j = 9 and the corresponding values of k are: k 0 = 7.52, k 1 = −6.74, k 2 = −0.48, k 3 = −0.1, k 4 = −0.09, k 5 = −0.07, k 6 = −0.06, k 7 = 0.05, k 8 = −0.01, k 9 = −0.01 For AC-AC transformers, j = 7 and the corresponding values of k are: k 0 = 9.47, k 1 = −9.24, k 2 = −0.15, k 3 = −0.06, k 4 = −0.01, k 5 = −0.01, k 6 = −0.01, k 7 = 0.005 Loading vs. efficiency curves of (a) DC-DC converters [34], (b) AC-DC converters [35], (c)DC-AC converters[36], and (d) AC-AC transformers[37]. " is the efficiency of converter as a function of percentage loading 'l', moreover, For DC-DC converters, j = 8 and the corresponding values of k are: k0 = 8.1, k1 = -7.05, k2 = -0.625, k3 = -0.25, k4 = -0.2, k5 = -0.05, k6 = 0.05, k7 =0, k8 = -0.0125…”