A digital current mode control technique for DC-DC converters

Chattopadhyay, Souvik; Das, Subhashree

doi:10.1109/apec.2005.1453089

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“…Other than voltage mode control, several approaches have been reported for digital current mode control architecture to improve performance of DC-DC converters. These control techniques are verified using either FPGA-based platform [6] or DSP-based platform [7].…”

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FPGA based chip emulation system for test development of analog and mixed signal circuits: A case study of DC–DC buck converter

2012

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FPGA based chip emulation system for test development of analog and mixed signal circuits: A case study of DC–DC buck converter

2012

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“…A mismatch betwe and the actual reference might occu the inductor value that has been fed onitored here. The name l. The advantage for this nes on the buck or boost [6] and [7]. The only ng one threshold current ontroller, we have two ude and opposite in sign, rter is AC.…”

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Predictive current mode control of single phase dual active bridge DC to DC converter

Dutta

Bhattacharya

2013

2013 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition

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“…It is known that subharmonic oscillation usually exists in digitally controlled switching dc-dc converters [5]- [7], which results in instability issues and produces large ripple voltage and ripple current. Slope-compensation technique is usually applied to suppressed subharmonic oscillation, but it degrades the dynamic response of converters [6], [8].…”

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Asymmetrical leading-triangle modulation technique for improved digital valley current controlled switching DC-DC converters

Zhou

Zhang

et al. 2010

2010 IEEE Energy Conversion Congress and Exposition

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Conventional leading-triangle modulation is essentially a symmetrical leading-triangle modulation. To overcome the subharmonic oscillations of improved digital valley current (IDVC) controlled switching dc-dc converters with symmetrical leading-triangle modulation, asymmetrical leading-triangle modulation technique for IDVC controlled switching dc-dc converters is studied in this paper. The subharmonic oscillations of IDVC control with symmetrical leading-triangle modulation can be avoided with asymmetrical leading-triangle modulation. Experimental results show that the control performance of IDVC controlled switching converters with asymmetrical leading-triangle modulation is better than that with symmetrical leading-triangle modulation.

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A digital current mode control technique for DC-DC converters

Cited by 117 publications

References 10 publications

FPGA based chip emulation system for test development of analog and mixed signal circuits: A case study of DC–DC buck converter

FPGA based chip emulation system for test development of analog and mixed signal circuits: A case study of DC–DC buck converter

Predictive current mode control of single phase dual active bridge DC to DC converter

Asymmetrical leading-triangle modulation technique for improved digital valley current controlled switching DC-DC converters

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