Current-controlled, single-inductor, multiple-output, dc-dc converter with continuous conduction and discontinuous conduction modes
A SIMODC-DC, inductor technology, used in output power conversion devices, DC power input conversion to DC power output, control/regulation systems, etc., can solve the problem of low efficiency, large inductor current ripple, and inability to fully utilize Inductor saturation current rating, etc.
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[0013] A SIMO converter and a controller for a SIMO converter are described that operate in continuous conduction mode (CCM) (in which the inductor current does not reach zero during each cycle) and discontinuous Both operate in conduction mode (DCM), where the inductor current reaches zero for a portion of each cycle. The converter automatically determines whether it should operate in DCM or CCM based on the output voltage, typically operating in CCM under heavy load conditions and DCM under light load conditions. It addresses cross-regulation and transient response where the load current may or may not be unbalanced and maximizes the energy storage capabilities of the inductor. Therefore, by time-sharing the inductor, the converter can support higher current levels for a given inductor saturation current rating and operate at higher efficiency than typical DCM SIMO converters.
[0014] The SIMO converter has a first output filter 102 , a second output filter 104 and a third...
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