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Buck Average Modelling
I completed average modelling with Voreperian PWM switch model as described in Christophe Basso's book "Transfer Function of Switching Converters" and I compared the average model with ...
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Buck Converter Peak Current Mode Control Average Model
I am trying to understand average model of Buck Converter for Peak Current Mode Control Topology.
Below snapshot taken from Christophe Basso Webpage(https://powersimtof.com/Spice.htm) from file "...
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Peak current mode control loop compensation calculations
I recently came across a rather nice straight-to-the-point application note by RickTek (AN028) on how to calculate approximately the compensation network of a PCM buck regulator.
Link : https://www....
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Schematic review MAX20029ATIAV
I am using a MAX20029ATIAV in my design for powering a Quad Tunneling GMSL2/1 to CSI-2 Deserializer.
MAX20029ATIAV is Quad Low-Voltage Step-Down DC-DC Converters.
My schematic is given below. May I ...
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Non-synchronous buck ASIC's diode selection makes sense?
While selecting buck converter ASIC for a design I came across various synchronous and non-synchronous buck converter from different manufacturers. Synchronous buck are OK - no problem with SW node ...
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Buck Converter Gain Margin and Phase Margin Review
I am using this IC (MPQ4470) for designing a buck converter (12 to 5 V - 3 A). Below is my circuit.
I am checking the stability of this circuit. My phase gain plot is given below.
My PM is 92 degree ...
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Buck Converter Output Is Coming To More Than The Designed Value After 3 Or 4 Months In Some Boards
I have a buck converter which converters 12V to 5V,3A. The output of this buck converter is going to a load switch and from the load switch it is going to a connector.
What we observed is that after 3 ...
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LTspice Frequency Response Analyzer (FRA)
This post is a continuation of this question.
LTspice recently introduced a new feature called frequency response analyzer, see the image below.
The green box shows the symbol for FRA. If you click ...
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Buck converter inductor selection: maximum switch current limit vs output current
I need to select an inductor for this buck converter. Its output current is 3 A and maximum switch current limit is 6 A. As far as I know, I need to select an inductor whose current ratings (both DC ...
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How to measure the stability of a buck converter using LTspice
Below is my buck converter circuit. How can I check its stability using LTspice?
I need to measure GM and PM.
Is this true that a 30–60 degrees phase margin and a gain margin of 2–10 dB are desirable ...
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Buck-Boost Converter Inductor Value
I am designing a typical buck-boost converter using the LTC3530EMS#PBF IC from Analog Devices.
My design specs are as follows:
Vin: 3.0V - 4.2V
Vout: 3.3V
Iout(max): 300mA
Fsw: 1MHz
In the datasheet, ...
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Power supply connected to multiple buck converters, input current requirements
I have a 24V/40A power supply with a foldback current limiter. And I need to connect 76 buck converters of 5V and 2A each to it. Since the current of the power supply is limited and considering that ...
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Why is my DC-DC buck converter consuming 8mA of current with no load connected?
I am using a TPS5430 buck converter on my PCB which is converting 12V to 8V. If I shutdown the buck converter using the enable pin it consumes only a few micro amps but if I leave it enabled with no ...
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What is this ringing in the inductor current?
I am working on a buck-boost converter and I see this ringing in the inductor current. It happens on turn on of the high side FET (See attached Image). First of all is this ringing normal?
Is there ...
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Buck converter: Additional circuitry working not clear
Saw the below schematic of a buck converter, but not able to figure out the working of the marked section. It is shown Node 1 is at 16 V.
Looks like sensing the differential voltage across inductor, ...