This work presents the analysis of radiated EMI problems associated with DC-DC buck converters and the solutions for minimize the reverse recovery of the Drain-Bulk diode of the synchronous switching MOSFET. The DC-DC buck converter topology is used in computers and telecom applications because of its high power efficiency and multiple DC levels. For reducing the reverse recovery and its relate...

This paper includes investigations of power losses in monolithic buck dc-dc converter designed with Cadence on CMOS 0.35 μm process. Input voltage of the designed circuit is equal to 3.6 V and output voltage is regulated to 1.2 V. Evaluated and estimated are power dissipations in the MOS transistor, filter inductor and filter capacitor of the buck converter. Investigated and compared are losses...

D1 D2 S2 Abstract—This paper proposes two types of non-isolated direct AC-DC converters. First, it shows a buck-boost converter with an H-bridge, which requires few components (three switches, two diodes, one inductor and one capacitor) to convert AC input to DC output directly. This circuit can handle a wide range of output voltage. Second, a direct AC-DC buck converter is proposed for lower o...

In this paper, we provide an analytical insight into the observed nonlinear behaviour of the buck converter and link this with the study of a wider class of piecewise-smooth systems. After introducing the buck converter model and background, we describe the most fascinating features of its dynamical behaviour. We then introduce the so-called grazing and sliding solutions and discuss their role ...

BAWA, GAURAV. Switched-Capacitor Filter Based Type-III Compensation for VoltageMode Control of Switched-Mode Buck Converters. (Under the direction of Dr. Alex Q. Huang). In this dissertation, we propose a novel technique for the voltage-mode control of switchedmode fixed-frequency Buck Converters using Switched-Capacitor Filters (SCF). The salient features of the analog sampled-data Type-III fi...

In this paper, the digital controller design for compensating the dc-dc buck converter output voltage has been analyzed in the digital domain. The main idea of this paper is patterning the samples of high order ideal controller and using integral square error in determining digital PID coefficients. This approach provides higher precision of digital controller design and eliminates the need for...

207 Abstract— A digital PWM controller for Buck-boost converter is designed using MATLAB-Simulink. The mathematical model of PWM controller is derived to design in MATLAB simulation model. In this Proposed model, the digital PWM controller is used to obtain the positive ouput voltage from the buck boost converter in the range of 101V from the variable input voltage of 50-200V. The proposed mode...

This paper introduces a novel Bi-directional DC-DC converter with artificial neural network controller (ANN).Bidirectional power flow is obtained by the same power components and provides a simple, efficient, and galvanically isolated converter. In the presence of DC mains the converter operates as buck converter and charges the battery. When the DC main fails, the converter operates as boost c...

This paper describes an investigation into the development of a new generation of threephase rectifier, used to power telecommunications equipment. Traditionally, the topology used is a single-phase two-stage design, with a boost converter at the input to the first stage and an isolated dcdc converter making up the second stage. The boost converter provides power factor correction which is nece...

The constant on-time current-mode controlled (COT-CMC) switching dc-dc converter is stable, with no subharmonic oscillation in its current loop when a voltage ripple in its outer voltage loop is ignored. However, when its output capacitance is small or its feedback gain is high, subharmonic oscillation may occur in a COT-CMC buck converter with a proportional-integral (PI) compensator. To inves...