Design Procedures
Calculating the
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The LC filter has a double pole at:
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2pLC | 2p21.6 mH | 168 mF |
(worst case values) and rolls off at
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This information is enough to calculate the required compensation values. Figure
Figure 2–1. Power Stage Bode Plot
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
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This response must be corrected by addition of the following:
A pole at zero to give high dc gain
Two zeroes at approximately 2.6 kHz to cancel the LC poles
-A pole at approximately 38 kHz to cancel the ESR zero A final pole to roll off
The compensation circuit shown in figure
Design Procedure |