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发表于 2009-7-18 02:57:04
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The relationship between overshoot and phase margin (PM) is:
overshoot ~ 1+ exp(-PI*PM/(sqrt(10000-PM^PM))); PI = 3.1415926..
The bigger the PM, the smaller the overshoot. => the less time needed to be settled down.
Wondering could sb run the simulation to verify how accurate it is?
But for the buck regulator, it is hard to run the AC simulation (loop gain) to get the PM. Because the buck regulator is a switching system, the DC points of the circuit are changing periodically with the switching clock. It is impossible to run a AC simulation, which based on the fixed DC status, to get the PM. SS or HB could give the results, but the simulation time is too long. The overshoot could be found via transient simulations and transferred to PM using the above equation. For one second order LDO, the equation gives really accurate results from the simulations (been verified). |
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