Switching regulator using a DC-DC step-down non-cascading converter
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In this study a DC-DC switching regulator with step-down capacity is presented. It uses a converter based on non-cascading structures. A model of the converter, as well as a controller design procedure to achieve the regulation task, is presented. For the controller design, a control scheme that consists of two control loops is applied. The inner loop is built using the inductor current as feedback. The outer loop is implemented using a proportional-integral controller. The tuning procedure of the controller parameters was developed from the state-space non-linear averaged model of the converter, where the necessary conditions for the existence of an unique operating point and stability in closed-loop are obtained. To prove the effectiveness of the switching regulator, numerical simulations and experimental results are presented. © 2016. The Institution of Engineering and Technology.
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Controllers; Electric inverters; Power converters; Switching circuits; Two term control systems; Control schemes; Controller designs; Controller parameter; DC-DC switching regulators; Inductor currents; Operating points; Proportional integral controllers; Switching regulator; DC-DC converters
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