State-space models for current programmed pulsewidth-modulated converters

State-space models are derived for pulse-width-modulated (PWM) converters operating at constant switching frequency under current programmed control. One model neglects the sample-and-hold effect of the current loop and is therefore representative of the traditional approach to modeling current programmed converters. The order of the model is the same as that of the power stage. A second state-space model is derived which incorporates the sample-and-hold effect. The order of this model is two higher than that of the power stage. A comparison of the two models is made which clearly demonstrates the superiority of the second modeling approach. As the models are in state-space form they may be quite readily used in a CAD package for general converter analysis and design, to determine all transfer functions and associated pole/zero locations of interest.<
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