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Este es un ejemplo complementario del diseño: "Estabilidad de impedancia TDFS del controlador LED alimentado por línea de transmisión - Conmutación". En esta versión, se agrega un interruptor para encender dos de los LED después de 2 ms, para inyectar una carga transitoria en el sistema. Este transitorio expondrá la gravedad de la respuesta de llamada amortiguada en la entrada del convertidor o la inestabilidad del sistema si la relación fuente / impedancia de carga es inadecuada.

La configuración inicial para este diseño utiliza una longitud de cable de 400 metros con 8 AWG = 2.1 mOhm / metro conductores y un condensador de entrada del convertidor = 22uF. Esto es consistente con el diseño complementario. Puede intentar usar un cable de mayor longitud (por ejemplo, 800 metros, 5 AWG = 1 mOhm / metro) haciendo una copia de este diseño y volviendo a ejecutar la simulación. Verá que el circuito se vuelve inestable en esa longitud más larga. También puede probar valores más grandes de capacitancia de entrada para mitigar el problema de inestabilidad.

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TDFS Loop Stability for Step-Down DC to DC (Buck) Converter - Switching

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This example demonstrates the TDFS (Time Domain Frequency Sweep) Loop Stability Instrument Model. It is used to compute the open-loop transfer function of an operating (closed-loop) switching power converter. There is no need for state-average or continuous equivalent models for the modulator section of the design, as normally needed for frequency-domain (or "AC") analysis. Rather, the actual circuit component models can be used directly, because the open-loop transfer function is computed from time-domain simulation results.In this case, the converter is operating at 200kHz switching frequency, and is converting the 12V DC input to a regulated 5V output, while supplying a 5A current to the 1 Ohm load resistor. The TDFS measurement instrument indicates that the open-loop gain crossover frequency is at 26 kHz, and the phase margin is just under 60 degrees. This verifies that the opamp-based lead-lag compensator is providing adequate stability margin under these operating conditions.Note that the TDFS instrument model characterizes the open loop transfer function by injecting a small sinusoidal stimulus signal in series with the loop, and then measures the complex ratio of the return signal to the injected signal, is described in:D. Venable, “Testing Power Sources for Stability”, Venable technical paper #1, Venable Industries.The companion example, "Step-Down (Buck) DC to DC Converter - Switching", shows the line and load transient response of this converter design. Another companion example, "Step-Down (Buck) DC to DC Converter - Continuous", uses a state-average model of the switching (or modulator) section of the converter, so it supports traditional "AC" or frequency-domain analysis.

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PWM Modulator v8

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Buck Converter PWM Modulator Line Transient Demo

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PWM Modulator SMSSA_modulator_v7p4

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Buck Converter, Structur of PWM Modulator - V7p2

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V5px, V6px and beyond are working prototypes of my nonlinear SMPS model that that lifts the restriction of averaging from frequency domain SMPS simulations. These initial prototypes are restricted to Voltage Control applications. My intent is to lift that restriction in a subsequent model enhancement.The circuit modeling follows Vorperian's concept [1] of introducing equivalent circuits for the PWM modulator and the switch leaving the remainder of the converter as is. The PWM modulator and switch model nonlinearities by sourcing voltages at frequencies outside the external stimulae. With the restriction of averaging lifted the model becomes applicable at arbitrary frequencies across the spectrum up to and beyond the UHF band where EMI is studied, At frequencies below Fsw the model should produce the same results as the averaged switch.This initial version of the modulator and switch is limited to voltage mode control and continuous conduction. It retains the assumption of small disturbances compared to steady state operation but the derivations make limited use of that assumption.The test bench is the same buck converter Mike Donnelly used to demonstrate TDFS Loop Stability Analysis. I have replaced the switch assembly with an equivalent circuit derived by the methodology Vatche Vorperian documented in his May 1990 paper [1]. I drive the switch with a PWM modulator that sources the Fourier transform of the pulse sequence..The key to coding the models is the use of VHDL-AMS spectral source quantities to formulate Fourier transforms involving products and ratios of waveforms. By this mechanism the models present all the characteristics of the non-linear components in the DC-DC converter. swdrive continues to be derived as a closed form expression of the modulator output but now includes the combined steady state and transient drive signals. The switch model outputs a theoretically correct formulation of the switch outputs, the voltage at the common terminal and the current sourced out of the active terminal.Potential applications:1) Response at high frequencies to arbitrary disturbances including finite pulses, white noise, AM radio, X-Ray radiation...2) Analyze susceptibility to electromagnetic interference (requires modeling of that interference).3) Rad-Hard testing (requires modeling of that interference),4) Generation of RF interference (e.g., by modeling the choke magnetics).This version is under test to determine its accuracy and faithfulness to the actual switching characteristics.[1] See Vorperian's "Simplified Analysis of PWM Converters Using Model of PWM Switch Part 1" in the May 1990 issue (Vol. 26, No. 3) of the IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.

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PWM Modulator - VCVS - corrected

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PWM Modulator - VCVS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This is a structural representation of the language-based behavioral model found in SMSSA_modulator_v6p4. It is constructed from delay lines, summing and subtraction points, spectral quantity generatots (i.e. AS signal sources, passive R-C elements and Voltage-controlled voltage sources acting as high gain amplifiers and an integrator. It implements the same modulation expressions as v6p4 . All components are available from LTspice or any other Spice derivative.All formulas have been developed rigorously except for the final dependence of the switch drive output on the control voltage. The assumptions of a periodic Vctl and the scaling applied to that voltage. These factors have been adjusted t o match results below 1/2 Fsw as simulated with the TDFS mechanism developed at Mentor by Mike Donnely.Voltage-Controlled Voltage Sources act as ideal hi-gain opamps with infinite bandwidth, infinite Rin and zero Rout. Fixed AC sources account for the nonlinear behavior of the modulator. They are phase-shifted to 180 degrees to produce an in-phase result after three stages of summing points.

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