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On the 12 V side, the power consumption will be 300W + X where X is the power consumed by the converter, ie. it is not 100 % efficient in doing the conversion.
If its efficiency was say 80 % then the power input would be 300/0.8 = 375W.
The current at the 12 V side is therefore 375/12 = 31 Amp.
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