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International Journal of Circuit Theory and Applications
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A modified dual current mode control method with an adaptive current bandwidth

Authors: Srdan Lale; Milomir M. Soja; Slobodan Lubura;

A modified dual current mode control method with an adaptive current bandwidth

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SummaryIn this paper, a new adaptive dual current mode control method (ADCMC) is presented, being a result of the modification of existing dual current mode control (DCMC) by introducing an adaptive current bandwidth. The ADCMC offers several important advantages over DCMC, such as no peak‐to‐average error in the inductor current, better transient response of current loop, and improved line regulation. A detailed analysis of the proposed ADCMC is performed for three types of DC–DC power electronics converters: buck, boost, and non‐inverting buck–boost converter. The performances of the ADCMC are tested with simulations and experiments. The obtained results confirm the analysis and validity of the proposed ADCMC method. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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