The rejection of the undesirable effects of sudden load changes undergone by power inverters requires control techniques able to recover regular operation with a low transient error, in a short number of periods and being robust to unmodelled dynamics and parametric uncertainties. The possibilities are explored in this paper of controlling a fullbridge buck inverter via the discrete-time version of a model reference adaptive algorithm with minimal controller synthesis recently proposed by some of the authors. Besides confirming the theoretically predicted stability and robustness properties in the face of large load jumps, numerical results show that acceptable performance is still guaranteed when the control signal is injected through a PWM generator switching at a realistic frequency. Peer Reviewed