Performance characteristics of digital peak current-injected control DC-DC converter using FPGA

The purpose of this paper is to estimate the performance characteristics of prototype of proposed digital peak current-injected control circuit using the FPGA IC. In the proposed novel digital control circuit, the peak current-injected control is realized using the combination of the simple dual A-D signal converter and the programmed delay circuit. The simple dual A-D signal converter consists of comparator and RC integrator. The programmed delay circuit and Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is realized in a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA). From experimental and simulated results, it is confirmed that 1.2ns is not enough for the resolution of time delay because the output voltage eo and reactor current IL are unstable. So, it is necessary to improve the resolution of time delay until less than one-tenth in the general commercial FPGA.

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