2015 38th International Convention on Information and Communication Technology, Electronics and Microelectronics (MIPRO) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/mipro.2015.7160245
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SPICE analysis of RL and RC snubber circuits for synchronous buck DC-DC converters

Abstract: Operation of a 1.3-MHz, 12-to-1.2 V, 20-A synchronous buck converter is analyzed by SPICE simulations. Special attention is given to two resonances formed by the capacitance of FETs in the off-state and the total inductance of the input decoupling network. The resonances are the main source of the broadband electromagnetic (EM) interference. Two most common circuit level methods for reducing the EM interference, an RL snubber circuit and an RC snubber circuit, are analyzed and compared in terms of their impact… Show more

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“…The associated oscillation is only partially visible on the waveforms, given the ultra-low inductance design and the higher value of frequency dependent resistance. Nevertheless, if needed, it can be damped at the AC side of the PM [30]. However, it is worth noticing that, if f int exceeds the parasitic frequency of the output filter, less attenuation might be guaranteed from it.…”
Section: Integrated Capacitive Snubbermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The associated oscillation is only partially visible on the waveforms, given the ultra-low inductance design and the higher value of frequency dependent resistance. Nevertheless, if needed, it can be damped at the AC side of the PM [30]. However, it is worth noticing that, if f int exceeds the parasitic frequency of the output filter, less attenuation might be guaranteed from it.…”
Section: Integrated Capacitive Snubbermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The value of C S = (C P 1 ||C P 2 )+C S is calculated from the model shown in integrated HFVR. A similar SPICE model of either HFVR or its MOSFET switches was already used in [9] and [10].…”
Section: A Description Of a Spice Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%