Discrete Modeling of Resonant Converters Practical Validation
Stahl J, Dürbaum T (2012)
Publication Type: Conference contribution, Conference Contribution
Publication year: 2012
Pages Range: pp
Event location: Nuremberg
Abstract
Discrete modeling is a fast and accurate method for describing resonant switch mode power converters. This paper applies discrete modeling onto resonant converters. It shows how to calculate the steady state, and shows as well the small signal control-to-output transfer function as the most important transfer function. Furthermore, the practical relevance of this model is investigated by comparing the calculated results with measurements, and an excellent agreement between theory and practice shows the accuracy of this modeling technique. A great emphasis is placed on the practical set-up, including the controller design, and measurements of the control- to-output transfer function. © VDE Verlag GMBH - Berlin.
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APA:
Stahl, J., & Dürbaum, T. (2012). Discrete Modeling of Resonant Converters – Practical Validation. In Proceedings of the PCIM Conference, May 2012 (pp. pp). Nuremberg, DE.
MLA:
Stahl, Jürgen, and Thomas Dürbaum. "Discrete Modeling of Resonant Converters – Practical Validation." Proceedings of the PCIM Conference, May 2012, Nuremberg 2012. pp.
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