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Why this overshoot in transient?
I am designing a forward converter whose output can be variable from 4V to 30V, 0-5A. This is going to be a pre-regulator for a linear converter. This is the schematic:
I am using UC3844 controller ...
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Underlying reasoning behind lead and lag nomenclature of compensation
If \$0<z, \;p\$, the Laplace transform transfer function \$\frac{s+z}{s+p}\$ constitute two distinct types of compensators.
If we look at this schematic, \$0<z<p\$ (lead compensation) implies ...
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Dynamic Compensator in Control Loop
Sorry if this has been asked previously, but I couldn't find anything here or elsewhere on Google (but maybe I'm searching the wrong terms).
I'm trying to design a Type 2 compensator for a PWM chip I'...
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Interpreting bode plot of type 3 compensation network for buck regulator
I'm struggling to design the type 3 compensation network for a simple buck PWM controller. The controller is a Richtek RT8110B. According to the datasheet, half of the type 3 network is in-built and ...
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Lag compensator Design
I have a system with unity feedback using lag compensation to get \$10\%\$ overshoot and a settling time of \$1\;s\$. The continuous-time transfer function of the closed loop system is
$$g(s) =\frac{0....