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Modeling of switch-mode dc-dc cascade converters

Jorge Alberto Morales‐Saldaña, E.E.C. Guti, Jesús Leyva-Ramos

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Many applications of switch-mode dc-dc converters require higher conversion rates (M = V/sub out//E). An alternative solution to this problem is to use n-stages connected in cascade, such that the total conversion rate can be increased by an order of n. Ready-to-use nonlinear and linear models are given for n-buck and n-boost cascade converters in the continuous conduction mode using average model techniques; therefore, this work satisfies the need of having models for a class of dc-dc cascade converters.

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Many applications of switch-mode dc-dc converters require higher conversion rates (M = V/sub out//E). An alternative solution to this problem is to use n-stages connected in cascade, such that the total conversion rate can be increased by an order of n. Ready-to-use nonlinear and linear models are given for n-buck and n-boost cascade converters in the continuous conduction mode using average model techniques; therefore, this work satisfies the need of having models for a class of dc-dc cascade converters.

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Many applications of switch-mode dc-dc converters require higher conversion rates (M = V/sub out//E). An alternative solution to this problem is to use n-stages connected in cascade, such that the total conversion rate can be increased by an order of n. Ready-to-use nonlinear and linear models are given for n-buck and n-boost cascade converters in the continuous conduction mode using average model techniques; therefore, this work satisfies the need of having models for a class of dc-dc cascade converters.

Key concepts: Cascade, Converters, Control theory (sociology), Nonlinear system, Mode (computer interface), Electronic engineering, Topology (electrical circuits), Computer science

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