Modeling conduction loss SEPIC example MOSFET R on, diode V D Averaged terminal voltages of switch network, including conduction losses:

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Modeling conduction loss SEPIC example MOSFET R on, diode V D Averaged terminal voltages of switch network, including conduction losses:

Averaging the terminal currents

Elimination of intermediate variables From previous slides: Eliminate inductor currents and capacitor voltages, which are external to switch network: Construct equivalent circuit:

Spice library model CCM2

Insert model into SEPIC Simulation of conversion ratio and efficiency

Simulation model Buck-boost with conduction loss Buck-boost converterAveraged switch model

Transient analysis example