The dynamic response of PWM DC-DC converters with input filters

Tsafrin, H.; Ben‐Yaakov, S.

doi:10.1109/apec.1992.228336

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“…Results and conclusions: Following the simulation procedure suggested earlier [4,6,7], a SPICE compatible equivalent circuit of the generalised power stage which includes the switched inductor model (SIM) [6] and the GCM, was developed ( Fig. 4).…”

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Generic spice compatible model of current feedback in switch mode convertors

Ben‐Yaakov

Gaaton

1992

Electron. Lett. (UK)

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frequency to retain the triangular shape of the inductor current. It will be assumed in the following, therefore, that.the output signal of amplifier A, includes a remnant of the inductor current triangular waveform (except for possible curvature of the corners) multiplied by a constant (kJ. In CM realisation (Fig. 2), the output of the error amplifier V;, modified by a 'compensation slope' Mc [1] is compared to the inductor current IL having a rising slope k,ml' a falling slope k,m2 and low frequency component A. The average SIM D' generator SIM

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“…Introduction: Current mode (CM) [1] and average current mode (ACM) [2,3] control were shown to be useful design techniques for improving the dynamic response of PWM convertors. The purpose of the present study was to develop a unified SPICE [4,5] compatible model of PWM convertors with current feedback, for which the CM and ACM realisations are private cases.…”

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