Boundary control of dual‐output boost converter using state‐energy plane

Abstract

A boundary control scheme for dual-output boost converter (DBC) with enhanced performance using second-order switching surface is presented in this study. The derivation of the switching surface is performed in state-energy plane rather than the state-plane to obtain a general geometrical representation that provides a good dynamic response during start-up and sudden load changes, achieving steady state in two switching actions. To illustrate the control characteristic and performance, a detailed mathematical analysis is fully developed and compared with other control methods for the DBC. The proposed control was simulated, implemented in a digital signal processor TMS320F2812, and tested using prototype hardware. The results obtained for the DBC show good performance in terms of fast transient response under 50% load change and respectable output DC-bus balancing.

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