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Current Mode Control - Functional Basics and Classical Analysis Fundamentals of PWM Dc-to-Dc Power Power Conversion
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2 2 2 Voltage Mode Control Current Mode Control Basics
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3 3 3 Current Mode Control Current Mode Control Basics
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4 4 4 Propagation of Inductor Current Disturbance Current Mode Control Basics
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5 5 5 Compensation Ramp Addition Current Mode Control Basics
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6 6 6 Peak Current Mode Control Current Mode Control Basics
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7 7 7 Sub-harmonic Oscillation and Compensation Ramp Current Mode Control Basics
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8 8 8 Current Sensing Network Current Mode Control Basics
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9 9 9 Benefits and Issues of Current Mode Control Current Mode Control Basics Benefits Current Mode Control Improved dynamic performance: most pronounced benefits for boost and buck/boost converters Robustness of converter dynamics: good for both CCM and DCM operations Simple compensation design: standard two-pole one-zero compensation Issues of Current Mode Control Dynamic modeling and analysis: multi-loop control system Sampling effects: sampled-data system characteristics
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10 Average Mode Current Mode Control Average Current Mode Control
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11 Power Factor Corrected Ac-to-Dc Converter Average Current Mode Control
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12 Charge Control
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13 Peak Current-Mode Controlled PWM Converters Classical Analysis of Current Mode Control
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14 Small-Signal Model Classical Analysis of Current Mode Control
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15 Modulator Gain
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16 Modulator Gain
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17 Block Diagram Representation
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18 Power Stage Transfer Functions
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19 Dc Gains and Corner Frequencies Power Stage Transfer Functions
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20 Current Loop
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21 Voltage Loop
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22 Mason’s Gain Rule
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23 Overall Loop Gain Loop Gain Analysis
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24 Outer Loop Gain Loop Gain Analysis
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25 Stability Analysis
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26 Absolute Stability Stability Analysis
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27 Relative Stability Stability Analysis
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28 Instability with Integrator Voltage Feedback Compensation
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29 Instability with Integrator Voltage Feedback Compensation
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30 Two-Pole One-Zero Compensation and Overall Loop Gain Voltage Feedback Compensation
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31 Outer Loop Gain
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32 Current Loop Design Equation Current Loop Design
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33 Current Loop Design Procedures Current Loop Design
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34 Voltage Loop Design Equation Voltage Loop Design
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35 Voltage Loop Design Procedures Voltage Loop Design
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36 Circuit for Two-Pole One Zero Compensation Voltage Feedback Compensation
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37 Buck Converter Example
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38 Current Loop Design Buck Converter Example
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39 Voltage Loop Design Buck Converter Example
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40 Loop Gain Characteristics Buck Converter Example
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41 Overall Loop Gain and Outer Loop Gain Buck Converter Example
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42 Closed-Loop Performance Buck Converter Example
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