浙江大学现代电力电子学探析.ppt

Transfer functions of DCM converter line-to-output Parameters of DCM converter transfer functions What is relationship between CCM model and DCM model? Is possible to get the model to cover both model? Is it possible to use the result from CCM to describe DCM model? Questions ? Defining the switch network inputs and outputs input vector control input output vector Dependent variables Define According to power conservation Therefore Definition of general conversion ratio Definition is suited to both CCM and DCM For CCM Switch network output CCM switch outputs during subinterval 1: For CCM operation, this equation is satisfied with μ = d. CCM switch outputs during subinterval 2: It is valid not only in CCM, but also in DCM . Meaning of μ valid not only in CCM, but also in DCM. A generalization of the CCM duty cycle d. CCM case, In DCM case, depend on the switch network independent inputs Concept of conversion ratio μ properties: Switch network output 1 stage 2 stage Switch network output is equal to weighted sum of switch network outputs in both stages For CCM For general case is not constant, depend on the switch network independent inputs Evaluation of μin DCM case Divided by Solve for μ DCM Buck converter averaged model DCM Buck converter Elimination of dependent quantities Lossless switch network: therefore DCM switch conversion ratio A general result for DCM In DCM, switch conversion ratio is a function of not only the transistor duty cycle d, but also the switch independent terminal waveforms i2 and v1. The switch network output not only depends on d, but also on independent variables in the switch network. It contains built-in feedback. Replace d of CCM expression with μ to obtain a valid DCM expression CCM Buck converter average model From CCM Buck average model to DCM Buck average model CCM Buck converter average model DCM Buck converter average model Perturbation and linearization Steady-state components: For DCM Buck : DCM Buck steady-state