EE 537 HW #2

1. Use time averaging and linearization to derive

v^ o / v^

transfer function of

the buck dc-dc converter operating in the continuous current mode. Neglect
losses.
2. Neglecting circuit losses use time averaging and small-signal approximation
to derive

( v^ o /i^ o ) transfer function of the buck dc-dc converter operating in

the continuous current mode CCM.

3. Use time averaging and linearization to find the state- space equations for
the buck-boost dc-dc converter operating in the CCM. Neglect losses
4. A buck converter working in the CCM is to be controlled using voltage-mode
(duty-ratio) control. Neglecting circuit losses, design a type-2 compensated
error amplifier for this purpose according to the following data:
- The total open loop transfer function should have a phase margin of 46 o with
a crossover frequency of 10 kHz.
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- The power-stage transfer function
has a magnitude of 20.85 dB and a
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phase angle of 97 at 10 kHz.
- A divide-by-2 attenuator is used to step down the output voltage.
- The PWM modulator gain = 0.35 with zero phase shift.
5. If the system of Problem 4 is to be implemented in the lab, show how this can
be done with the help of a circuit diagram. Clearly mark the circuit
components.