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发表于 2007-1-29 16:27:21
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Current mode control regulates the PEAK inductor current
via the ‘inner’ or current control loop. In a continuous mode
(buck) converter, however, the output current is the AVERAGE
inductor current, composed of both an AC and DC
component.
While in regulation, the power supply output voltage and
inductance are constant. Therefore, VOUT / Ls~c and
dl/dT, the secondary ripple current, is also constant. In a
constant volt-second system, dT varies as a function of
VIN, the basis of pulse width modulation. The AC ripple
current component, dl, varies also as a function of dT in
accordance with the constant Vour Ls~c. |
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