Auto-Compensation Method for A Buck Converter

Abstract

The paper proposes a method to compute the passive components values of a synchronous buck converter. The method is implemented on a step down converter using a DSC(digital signal controller) F28027 from Texas Instruments. A third order IIR filter is used for compensation and the coefficients are computed automatically based on the components determined values. The algorithms for computing the inductance, capacitance and capacitor parasitic resistance are presented in detail with flow charts and simulations. The software is then transposed in code composer and the algorithm is tested on the experimental setup. The algorithm once implemented doesn’t need recalibration of the compensator coefficients made by an operator in case of a hardware change in the power circuit.

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Toma PATARAU, Radu ETZ, Dorin PETREUS

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Toma PATARAU, Radu ETZ, Dorin PETREUS (2012). Auto-Compensation Method for A Buck Converter. Acta Technica Napocensis- Electronica-Telecomunicatii (Electronics and Telecommunications), 53(2), 48-55. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-103441