How can we apply compensation to voltage mode DC/DC?

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DC/DC problem

How can we apply compensation to voltage mode DC/DC
 

DC/DC problem

Does it need compensation for voltage mode DC-DC? I only study the compensation technology for current-mode DC-DC.
 

Re: DC/DC problem

use inductor and capacitor at output
 

Re: DC/DC problem

bbqsky said:
How can we apply compensation to voltage mode DC/DC

you can use PID to compensate voltage mode dc/dc.
 

Re: DC/DC problem

compensation goes around the error amp, from FB terminal (- input of amp) to output. voltage mode needs two zeros. easiest way to do this is to put a capacitor across the TOP FB resistor to give one zero, then to use a series RC around the op amp to give the other zero. it's also common to put a very tiny cap (about 1/10 the series value) across the RC pair to give a high pole so your gain does not peak up at high frequency.

i would suggest you get the abraham pressman book, or the erickson book for the full analysis.
 

DC/DC problem

You can try some papers from Texas:

Designing Stable Control Loops
Control Loop Design

They are easy of finding in google.

Good luck.!!

Added after 1 minutes:

I forgot two more (excuse me):

Internal Compensation -Boon or bane?
Optimizing Low-Power DC/DC Designs - External versus Internal compensation.
 

DC/DC problem

in the volatge mode dc/dc for buck . you need do compensation . becasue L.C is phase shift , you need to compensation to improve the total system phase margin . You can use type II or Type III compesation method
 

DC/DC problem

Using type II or Type III compesation method is the common way ,
But the compensation network will be a little large, especially when the output LC is large.

So I think the method from abraham pressman book is only for
discret design , not for IC design, anyone has better way ?
 

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