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Analog Control Methods (Voltage Mode, Current Mode, Constant On-Time and Adaptive Constant On-Time)

Last modified by Microchip on 2025/01/09 10:26

Analog Control Techniques for DC-DC Converters (Buck Converters):

Voltage Mode Modulator
- Feedback-driven control of duty cycle based on output voltage.

Current Mode Modulator
- Control loop senses output current for better stability and transient response.

Constant On-Time Control
- Simplifies design with fixed on-time, achieving fast transient response.

Adaptive Constant On-Time Control
- Adjusts on-time dynamically for improved performance under variable conditions.

Poles and Zeros Analysis
- Detailed examination of transfer function to ensure stability and optimal control loop behavior.

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Analog Control Methods (Voltage Mode, Current Mode, Constant On-Time and Adaptive Constant On-Time)

Analog Control Techniques for DC-DC Converters (Buck Converters):

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