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Modeling of chaotic DC-DC converters by iterated nonlinear mappings

In parameter ranges where conventional methods break down, DC-DC converters may be described by iterated mappings, a nonlinear discrete modeling technique. The underlying principles are explained and are applied to the example of a PWM-controlled buck converter. Stable behavior and bifurcations to chaos are predicted by numerical evaluation of the governing mapping and are confirmed by experiment. >

D. C. Hamill | J. Deane | D. Jefferies

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