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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"buck-boost converters"”.

  1. Digital current mode control for multiple input converters

    … current mode control on multiple-input (MI) converters is studied. As for MI topologies having a central energy transfer inductor, the predictive constant on-time current-mode control can greatly reduce both the design and digital realization efforts needed. By doing digital constant on-time …

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  2. Design and Analysis of a Single-Stage Inverter Using Parallel DC-DC Converters for Solar Cell Application

    … concept to investigate the possibility of using boost and buck-boost converters to provide an AC output. The proposed circuit utilizes non-synchronous boost and buck-boost converters due to their simplicity in control signals as opposed to synchronous converters. The application of the proposed …

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  3. Design of a wide input supply range buck-boost converter

    Buck-boost converters allow the flexibility of stepping-up and stepping-down the input supply to generate a regulated output, thus making them very attractive for applications with wide input supply range. Currently, off-the-shelf buck-boost converters require a minimum operating voltage of 1.8V. …

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  4. Voltage regulation of a series stacked system of digital loads by differential power processing

    … DPP topology implemented with bi-directional buck-boost converters. Some of its dynamic drawbacks are pointed out and a topological modification to counter those drawbacks is proposed. We then develop a linear control to regulate processor core voltages in a series stack of 4 cores. A …

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  5. Voltage regulation of a series stacked system of digital loads by differential power processing

    … DPP topology implemented with bi-directional buck-boost converters. Some of its dynamic drawbacks are pointed out and a topological modification to counter those drawbacks is proposed. We then develop a linear control to regulate processor core voltages in a series stack of 4 cores. A …

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  6. DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF CONTROLLERS FOR BOOST CONVERTER USING LINEAR AND NONLINEAR APPROACHES

    Power converters are electronic circuits for conversion, control and regulation of electric power for various applications, such as from tablet computers in milliwatts to electric power systems at megawatts range. There are three basic types of power converters: buck (output voltage less than the …

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  7. Broadband excitation of fuel cells for online condition monitoring using different switch-mode DC-DC mode topologies

    … the feasibility and compares the use of the buck-boost and boost converters to perform impedance spectroscopy, and this is done by modelling and designing the converters for a linearized region of operation to accommodate different operating conditions of the fuel cell. This is achieved …

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  8. Energy efficient control for power management circuits operating from nano-watts to watts

    … limited to 1.1-6.3nW. A low switching frequency boost converter is employed to increase the input voltage to a higher voltage usable by CMOS circuits in the sensor. Ultra-low power digital control circuits with timers help keep the quiescent power of the power management unit down to 544pW. …

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  9. Asynchronous differential power processing for true maximum power point tracking of photovoltaic sub-modules

    This thesis examines maximum power point tracking (MPPT) at the photovoltaic (PV) sub-module level, but in the context of large arrays. Central communication carries large overheads, and neighbor-to-neighbor communication can have long propagation times in large arrays, so a communication-less …

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