2014
DOI: 10.1109/tpel.2013.2287213
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Small-Signal Analysis and Optimal Design of External Ramp for Constant On-Time V $^{\bf 2}$ Control With Multilayer Ceramic Caps

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“…Although V 2 control has several advantages, V 2 control may suffer from sub-harmonic instability. One possible reason is small ESR of output capacitor [13]. When the ESR is small, its voltage ripple won't be able to dominate the output ripple anymore and thus can't be used to sense the inductor current.…”
Section: Constant On-time V 2 Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although V 2 control has several advantages, V 2 control may suffer from sub-harmonic instability. One possible reason is small ESR of output capacitor [13]. When the ESR is small, its voltage ripple won't be able to dominate the output ripple anymore and thus can't be used to sense the inductor current.…”
Section: Constant On-time V 2 Controlmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the low ESR capacitor is used, some technique to substitute the low ESR drawback should be used. The most common techniques are: 1) RC ripple reconstruction networks [12], [13], 2) on-chip ramp generators [13].…”
Section: Switching Frequencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also there can be other applications, such as design of state observer [40] for NMDCs to eliminate current sensors in each phase. In brief, with the help of this model, all new control 11 28 µH L l 12 28 µH L l 21 28 µH L l 22 28 µH Lm 1 7.7 µH Lm 2 7.7 µH R l 11 29 mΩ R l 12 21 mΩ R l 21 23 mΩ R l 22 32 mΩ v D 0.937 V vg 6.7065 V R ON 11 34.5 mΩ R ON 12 34.5 mΩ R ON 21 34.5 mΩ R ON 22 34.5 mΩ C f 521 µF R 2.232 Ω R D 11 10 mΩ R D 12 10 mΩ R D 21 10 mΩ R D 22 10 mΩ theories that rely on converter models now can be applied to design controllers for NMDCs.…”
Section: Ksx(s) =āX(s) +Hd(s) +Bw(s)mentioning
confidence: 99%