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Fundamentals of PWM Dc-to-Dc Power Conversion Dynamic Performance of PWM Dc-to-Dc Converters
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2 Performance of PWM Dc-to-Dc Converters Dc-to-Dc Converter Performance ● Static performance: ● Dynamics performance Stability Frequency-domain response: Time-domain response:
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3 Buck Converter Example Stability
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4 Stability of Buck Converter Stability
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5 Loop Gain Stability
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6 Stability of Buck Converter Stability
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7 Input-to-Output Frequency Response: ● Input-to-output transfer function: : Laplace transformation of ac component of : Laplace transformation of ac component of Frequency-Domain Performance Criteria
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8 Audio-Susceptibility Time-Domain Performance Criteria Audio-susceptibility
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9 Input-to-Output Frequency Response Frequency-Domain Performance Criteria
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10 Load Current-to-Output Transfer Function: ● Load current-to-output transfer function: : : Laplace transformation of ac component of : Laplace transformation of ac component of Frequency-Domain Performance Criteria
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11 Output Impedance Time-Domain Performance Criteria Output impedance
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12 Load Current-to-Output Frequency Response Time-Domain Performance Criteria Output impedance
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13 Step Load Response ● Transient response of the output voltage due to step change in the input voltage Time-Domain Performance Criteria
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14 Output Impedance and Step Load Response Time-Domain Performance Criteria Output impedanceStep load response
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15 Step Input Response Time-Domain Performance Criteria ● Transient response of the output voltage due to step change in load current
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16 Audio-Susceptibility and Step Input Response Time-Domain Performance Criteria Audio-susceptibility Step input response
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17 Definition of Stability ● Stability of transfer function T(s) or stability of an LTI system having T(s) as its transfer function ● T(s) or LTI system is stable if and only if all the roots of the characteristic equation are located in the left-half plane(LHP) of the s-plane Stability Definition
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18 Nyquist (Stability) Criterion ● Nyquist(Stability) Criterion: Graphical method to determine the number of RHP roots in 1+T m (s)=0 Nyquist Criterion
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19 Application Example ● ● Characteristic equation Nyquist Criterion
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20 Stability Analysis of PWM Converters Nyquist Criterion
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21 Nyquist Analysis on 1+T m (s)=0 Nyquist Criterion
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22 Absolute Stability Nyquist Criterion
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23 Stability Analysis Using Bode Plot Nyquist Criterion
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24 Marginally Stable Buck Converter
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25 Marginally Stable Buck Converter
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26 Conditionally Stable System Marginally Stable Buck Converter
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27 Effect of Gain and Phase Delay Relative Stability
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28 Gain Margin ● Gain margin : the amount of gain increase that can be added to before the system becomes unstable, Stability Margins
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29 Phase Margin ● Phase margin : the amount of phase delay that can be added to before the system becomes unstable, Stability Margins
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30 Gain Margin and Phase Margin Stability Margins
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31 Stability Margins and Closed-Loop Performance ● Proximity to (-1,0) point Small stability margin Nearness of poles to imaginary axis:
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32 Buck Converter Example Stability Margins and Closed-Loop Performance
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33 Buck Converter Example Stability Margins and Closed-Loop Performance
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34 Buck Converter Example: Step Load Response Stability Margins and Closed-Loop Performance
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