TY - JOUR
T1 - Static- and dynamic-circuit models of PWM buck-derived DC-DC convertors
AU - Czarkowski, D.
AU - Kazimierczuk, M. K.
PY - 1992
Y1 - 1992
N2 - A systematic derivation of DC-circuit and small-signal-circuit models and characteristics for pulse-width-modulated buck-derived convertors operating in the continuous conduction mode is presented. Starting from voltage- and current-transfer functions of an idealized switching part of the convertor and using the linearization technique, pure linear-circuit models of lossless convertors are derived. To obtain the models of lossy convertors, the principle of energy conservation is used to derive an equivalent averaged resistance of all parasitic resistances and an equivalent averaged voltage of offset voltage sources of switches. The advantage of the models is that they can be directly utilized in standard circuit simulators. The models are especially convenient in analyzing complicated convertor topologies and for including parasitic components. The proposed models lead to the same characteristics as those obtained by means of the state-space-averaging method. As an example, a forward convertor is analyzed, taking into account all parasitic resistances and threshold voltages of diodes. A complete set of small-signal characteristics is given for this convertor. Models and expressions for DC and small-signal characteristics that account for parasitic resistances are also given for other multiswitch and transformer buck-derived convertors such as push-pull, half-bridge, and full-bridge circuits.
AB - A systematic derivation of DC-circuit and small-signal-circuit models and characteristics for pulse-width-modulated buck-derived convertors operating in the continuous conduction mode is presented. Starting from voltage- and current-transfer functions of an idealized switching part of the convertor and using the linearization technique, pure linear-circuit models of lossless convertors are derived. To obtain the models of lossy convertors, the principle of energy conservation is used to derive an equivalent averaged resistance of all parasitic resistances and an equivalent averaged voltage of offset voltage sources of switches. The advantage of the models is that they can be directly utilized in standard circuit simulators. The models are especially convenient in analyzing complicated convertor topologies and for including parasitic components. The proposed models lead to the same characteristics as those obtained by means of the state-space-averaging method. As an example, a forward convertor is analyzed, taking into account all parasitic resistances and threshold voltages of diodes. A complete set of small-signal characteristics is given for this convertor. Models and expressions for DC and small-signal characteristics that account for parasitic resistances are also given for other multiswitch and transformer buck-derived convertors such as push-pull, half-bridge, and full-bridge circuits.
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U2 - 10.1049/ip-g-2.1992.0101
DO - 10.1049/ip-g-2.1992.0101
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:0026975958
SN - 0956-3768
VL - 139
SP - 669
EP - 679
JO - IEE Proceedings, Part G: Circuits, Devices and Systems
JF - IEE Proceedings, Part G: Circuits, Devices and Systems
IS - 6
ER -