If the ramp driving your PWM-based controller isn't linear or monotonic, or just plain noisy, your DC/DC converter isn't going to work up to its capabilities. Here's what you need to know to get the ...
Pulse-width-modulation (PWM) duty cycles above 50% require a compensating ramp — called slope-compensation — to avoid instability. With traditional slope-compensation solutions, it is difficult for ...
Designs often require synchronization of two power converters within the same piece of equipment. Doing this fixes the noise at a particular frequency and eliminates the intermodulation effects. With ...
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