Switch Mode Power Supply Compensation Loop
A mode and feedback loop technology, applied in the direction of electrical components, regulating electrical variables, output power conversion devices, etc.
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[0032] figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing components of SMPS 100 useful for understanding the present invention along with apparatus 200 for determining the values of control parameters for tuning the feedback loop of SMPS 100.
[0033] In the present embodiment, the SMPS 100 includes a switching circuit 110 including at least one switching element (eg, a MOSFET) arranged in the switching circuit 110 and controlled to operate at high frequencies (typically tens to hundreds of kHz) ) to switch with a duty cycle to convert the input DC voltage V of the SMPS 100 in Converted to an output voltage, which is filtered by a low-pass filter 120 of the SMPS (eg, a first-order LC filter including an inductor and one or more capacitors) to generate the output DC voltage V of the SMPS 100 out . As in this embodiment, the switching circuit 110 may include an isolation transformer having a primary winding driven by the primary side circuit and electromagnetically coupled to the prim...
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[0080] In the first embodiment described above, the objective function G is evaluated to provide a measure of the magnitude of the output voltage deviation or recovery time that occurs in response to changes in the load current of the SMPS 100 . However, the objective functions of the exemplary classes identified above may not provide an indication of whether a particular candidate value for the natural frequency of the zero results in an output voltage deviation that meets certain user requirements. For example, for an objective function of the form:
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[0082] where N = 1, which indicates that the time integral of the output voltage deviation is small, while the voltage V out (t) may have peak amplitudes that are unacceptably high for current applications. In these cases, the objective function described above will not provide an indication of peak voltage deviation and can ultimately lead to improperly set control law parameters. This and other forms of the ob...
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