PESC '88 Record., 19th Annual IEEE Power Electronics Specialists Conference
DOI: 10.1109/pesc.1988.18235
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Dynamic characteristics of the digitally controlled DC-DC converter

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“…ter. Here, the value of K I is selected to enable sufficient regulation from no load to the rated 2 A. K D is selected so that the system is stable [1]. The ∆e op−p value is nearly constant until some value when K I increases, but rapidly increases when that value is exceeded.…”
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“…ter. Here, the value of K I is selected to enable sufficient regulation from no load to the rated 2 A. K D is selected so that the system is stable [1]. The ∆e op−p value is nearly constant until some value when K I increases, but rapidly increases when that value is exceeded.…”
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“…To improve the reliability of these power supplies, the addition of monitoring functions, the improvement in controllability, and reductions in the number of parts and adjustment locations in the control circuits are important. In this case, digital circuits are useful, and the presence of a digitally controlled DC-DC converter has been tried [1][2][3][4][5].…”
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“…control law that uses the high-pass-filtered inductor current and does not require knowledge of the reference current, which is load dependent for a desired output voltage. A complementary proportional-integral-differential (PID) controller to the PD-PBC has been designed for removing the steady state error owing to the parasitic resistance [8].Digitally controlled dc-dc converter the output voltageregulationis circumscribed of the within comparative narrow ranges ofthe input voltage and the load, and that increasing the integral gain of the digital control circuit to extendthe regulation range, will lead to deterioration in the dynamic characteristics ofthe converter [10].Derivative term of conventional PID controller injects noise in the feedback loop due to the series resistance and equivalent series inductance (ESR, ESL) of the output capacitor.…”
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