Large signal design of a buck converter for high power dc/ac conversion
Abstract
Parameters defining the stable operation of the closed loop system in buck converter design considerations are discussed. Such parameters as poles and transmittance gains are examined, the study is aimed at determining suitable corrective networks giving the smallest modulus of the characteristic equation roots, and at determining parameter tolerances which allow acceptable performances compatible with stability criteria. It is found that the transfer function compensating network should be placed in parallel with the initial control loop, and to satisfy stability requirements, all the z poles in a closed loop should be zero.
- Publication:
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PESC 1981; Power Electronics Specialists Conference
- Pub Date:
- 1981
- Bibcode:
- 1981ppes.conf..395M
- Keywords:
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- Control Stability;
- Electric Power Supplies;
- Feedback Control;
- Inverted Converters (Dc To Ac);
- Network Synthesis;
- Power Conditioning;
- Alternating Current;
- Compensation;
- Design Analysis;
- Direct Current;
- Energy Conversion;
- Roots Of Equations;
- Transfer Functions;
- Electronics and Electrical Engineering