M. Shoyama, Y. Hamafuku, N. Matsuzaki, T. Ninomiya
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Simplification of transfer function in switching converter with general load impedance
Conventionally the small-signal characteristics of switching DC-DC converters have usually been analyzed on the assumption that the load is a pure resistance mainly for analytical simplicity. However, in many cases an actual load is not necessarily a pure resistance. This paper presents a simplified transfer function of duty ratio to output voltage of the forward switching converter with a general load impedance by introducing some assumptions which are usually satisfied. The validity of the simplified transfer function is confirmed by comparing computer-calculated results with experimental data. This approach is applied to some other switching converter topologies.<>