Adaptive ramp compensation for current mode-DC-DC converters

Electric power conversion systems – Current conversion – Including d.c.-a.c.-d.c. converter

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C363S097000

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07898825

ABSTRACT:
A current-mode controller comprises an inductance element, at least one semiconductor switch coupled to the inductance element, and a ramp compensator coupled to sense an indication of current through the inductance element and coupled to control the at least one semiconductor switch that senses current during on-time of the DC-DC converter, infers current during off-time of the DC-DC converter, and determines a slope compensation signal based on the sensed and inferred currents.

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