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Stability operations generally place the military in direct, prolonged contact with civilian populations and generally involve the intentional restructuring or resetting of the civilian population’s relationship with their government.

Buck-boost converter

A controller (10) for a constant frequency current-mode buck-boost converter, the converter including an inductor (L), a first switch (SW1, S1) connected between an input terminal (Vin) of the converter and one end of the inductor (L), a diode or a switch (D1, S2), connected between the first end of the inductor and ground, a second diode or switch (D2, S3) connected between a second end of the inductor and an output terminal (Vout) of the converter, and a second switch (SW2, S4) coupled between the other end of the inductor and ground. A current sensor is also present for sensing current in the first switch (SW1, S1) as a measure of the inductor (L) current. The controller (10) comprises a feedback circuit for deriving a feedback signal from the output terminal (Vout) and a waveform generator (31, 32) for generating buck and boost slope compensation ramps (RMP-BUCK, RMP-BOOST) used for improving stability of operation in both buck and boost operating modes of the converter. Control logic in the controller (10) generates drive signals during every clock period to repeatedly open and close the switches at individual duty cycles determined on the basis of the feedback signal, the sensed current signal and the slope compensation ramps. The buck and boost slope compensation ramps are mutually offset with respect to one another in time, for example by 50% of a clock cycle, and the control logic uses the sensed current signal only while the first switch (SW1, S1) is closed, thus avoiding the need for additional current sensing circuitry.
Owner:CIRRUS LOGIC INC

Voltage-variable photovoltaic system maximal power tracing control method adapting to weather status

The invention provides a maximum power tracking control method of a voltage variable photovoltaic system which adapts to weather conditions, belonging to the photovoltaic power generation technical field; firstly, three data of voltage, current outputted by a photovoltaic battery and temperature of a photovoltaic battery plate at a moment are collected by a collection circuit, and an open circuit voltage value and an illuminating value at the moment are worked out based on the collected data; secondly, an approximate optimum output voltage value is obtained by a real optimized voltage coefficient multiplying the open circuit voltage value, and the temperature and the illumination are compensated, which obtain a real optimum output voltage value, and further a real optimum output current value is obtained; thirdly, an output value of a load end is compared with the real optimum output voltage value and the real optimum output current value, and a maximum power output is realized based on the proportional plus integral control on a fluctuating chopper circuit and a double closed loop of the voltage and the current. The maximum power tracking control method of the voltage variable photovoltaic system improves the output power of a photovoltaic power generation system and simultaneously ensures the operational stability and reliability of the system.
Owner:SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIV
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