Dynamic Profile of Switched–Mode Converter: Modeling, Analysis and Control

This book provides information which is essential for designing high quality switched–mode converters, understanding the origin of the problems usually encountered in the practical applications, and avoiding them. It presents the fundamentals of the dynamic characterization of switched–mode converters applicable for individual converters and interconnected systems composed of them, as well as useful detailed information on specific design topics. The theoretical findings are validated with experimental evidence. A comprehensive list of references is provided at the end of each chapter.


Introduction
Basis for Dynamic Analysis and Control Dynamics
Average and Small–Signal Modeling of Direct–On–Time Controlled Converters
Average and Small–Signal Modeling of Peak–Current–Mode Control
Average and Small–Signal Modeling of Average–Current–Mode
Control
Average and Small–Signal Modeling of Self–Oscillation Control
Dynamic Modeling and Analysis of Current–Output
Converters
Interconnected Systems
Control Design Issues
The Fourth–Order Converter –
Superbuck


Teuvo Suntio received his Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Helsinki University of Technology, Finland. After several R & D engineering and managerial positions during his 22 years in the Power Electronics Industry, he accepted a post as a Professor in the Electronics Laboratory at the University of Oulu, Finland, before moving to the Department of Electrical Energy Engineering, Tampere University of Technology in 2004. Professor Suntio′s research interests include dynamic characterization and control design of switched–mode converters and the systems composed of them as well as the interfacing issues of renewable energy sources. He holds several international patents and is a Senior Member of IEEE.