《电流模式变换器的建模、分析和补偿【斜坡补偿】1》.pdfVIP

U-97 APPLICATION NOTE MODELLING, ANALYSIS AND COMPENSATION OF THE CURRENT-MODE CONVERTER A b s t r a c t As current-mode conversion increases in popularity, several peculiarities associated with fixed-frequency, peak-current detecting schemes have surfaced These include instability above 50% duty cycle, a tendency towards subharmonic oscillation, non-ideal loop response, and an increased sensitivity to noise. This paper will attempt to show that the performance of any current-mode converter can be improved and at the same time all of the above problems reduced or eliminated by adding a fixed amount of “slope compensation” to the sensed current waveform. 1.0 INTRODUCTION one is to look further, it becomes apparent that this same compensation technique can be used to minimize many of the drawbacks stated above. The recent introduction of integrated control circuits designed specifically In fact, it will be shown that any practical converter will nearly always for current mode control has led to a dramatic upswing in the perform better with some slope compensation added to the current application of this technique to new designs. Although the advantages of waveform. current-mode control over conventional voltage-mode control has been amply demonstrated(l-5) , there still exist several drawbacks to a fixed The simplicity of adding slope