IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I Fundamental Theory and Applications · 2007 · 72 citations · 20 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAnalog ElectronicsCircuit TheoryPower ElectronicsDc-dc ConversionPower QualityPulse-width ModulationSmall-signal AnalysisCircuit State VariablesDiscontinuous Conduction Mode OperationEquivalent Connected AreaFrequency-domain Circuit ModelingLarge-signal AnalysisLarge-signal ModelingParasitic Element ModelingSmall-signal Equivalent Circuit Models
Average-value modeling of pulsewidth-modulation dc-dc converters is often based on the assumption of piecewise-linear waveforms of the circuit variables, whereas considering parasitics introduces waveform nonlinearity and complicates the model derivation. This paper presents a new approach that considers averaging with nonlinear waveforms using the equivalent area method, and proposes a state-space averaged model that is fairly accurate and seamlessly functional in both continuous and discontinuous conduction modes. The resulting average-value model is applicable for large-signal transient studies as well as for linearization and subsequent small-signal analysis. The proposed model is validated with a hardware prototype and a detailed simulation, and is shown to be an improvement over previously established models in the time and frequency domains.
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Power electronics converters, applications and design
F.V.P. Robinson · Microelectronics Journal · 1997 · 5.1K citations