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Input filter design criteria for current-programmed regulators

The design of input filters for switched-mode regulators is discussed, and it is shown that the filter's effect on the power system depends on the control method used in the regulator's DC-DC converter. Design inequalities are reviewed for duty-ratio programmed converters, and specific expressions are presented for current-programmed converters. Examples of application to practical regulator circuits are given where current-programmed criteria, computer-driven measurement tools, and numerical evaluations of analytic expressions are used to design input filters. >

S. Y. Erich | W. A. Polivka | S. Erich | W. Polivka

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