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发表于 2009-10-16 14:41:40
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If you are using valley-current mode, only if duty ratio less than 50%, you need slope compensation; if you are using peak-current mode, only if duty ratio more than 50%, you need slope compensation. Since you sounds like you are using peak-current mode and got oscillations at duty ratio of 10%, that got nothing to do with slope compensation.
The best thing to do is tracing the waveforms.
Look at the error amplifier's output, see if it is oscillating like hell. Is your error amplifier working OK?
Does the relation between the current trip point and error amplifier output hold? If not, check your current comparator... |
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