Studying the Dynamics of the Second-Order DC-DC Converter with Single and Multi-loop Feedback for the Optimum Bandwidth

Shetty, Chandra

doi:10.1109/icacc.2014.89

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“…The size of the magnetic components can be reduced either by (a) increasing the frequency, or (b) employing advanced magnetic passive components (AMPC), which exhibits high power density. Although the former approach results in improved load transient response in the case of DC-DC converters (depending on bandwidth [8]), it has shortcomings such as switching loss, magnetic-core loss, substrate loss and electromagnetic interference (EMI). Consequently, the latter approach is the preferred choice.…”

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“…To estimate the Q dc , we need to compute the inductance as well as the resistance. The inductance of two parallel connected circular pillars, L pac , is half of the sum of the self-partial inductance of a single circular pillar, given by ( 4) and the mutual partial inductance between pillars, given by (8). The expression for L pac is given by (9).…”

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