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    Loop gain is a measure of how much output is fed back to the input in a system controlled by feedback loops. If the loop gain is too great, the system may go into oscillation, which is a repeated movement from one position to another. It is good engineering practice to measure the loop gain of prototype feedback systems to verify the system has been correctly modeled and to determine if improvements can be made to achieve better closed loop performance. Measuring the loop gain between different points in a system can help account for phenomena not in the original model and unexpected deviations caused by noise or interference.

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    Loop gain is a measure of how much output is fed back to the input in a system controlled by feedback loops. If the loop gain is too great, the system may go into oscillation, which is a repeated movement from one position to another. It is good engineering practice to measure the loop gain of prototype feedback systems to verify the system has been correctly modeled and to determine if improvements can be made to achieve better closed loop performance. Measuring the loop gain between different points in a system can help account for phenomena not in the original model and unexpected deviations caused by noise or interference.

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    First of All What Is Loop Gain Loop Gain - Loop Gain Is A Function of How Much Output Is Fed Back To The Input or It Is A Measure of The Gain of A

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    Loop gain is a measure of how much output is fed back to the input in a system controlled by feedback loops. If the loop gain is too great, the system may go into oscillation, which is a repeated movement from one position to another. It is good engineering practice to measure the loop gain of prototype feedback systems to verify the system has been correctly modeled and to determine if improvements can be made to achieve better closed loop performance. Measuring the loop gain between different points in a system can help account for phenomena not in the original model and unexpected deviations caused by noise or interference.

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    First of all what is loop gain

    Loop gain

    -Loop gain is a function of how much output is fed back to the input or it is a measure of the gain of a
    system controlled by feedback loops.note that "if the loop gain is too great the system may go into
    oscillation"

    Oscillation means repeated movement from one position to another

    Now that we define loop gain lets proceed to measurement of loop gain

    It is good engineering practice to measure the loop gains of prototype feedback systems

    Why

    Because it will verify if the system has been correctly modeled. And in order to analyze it and determine
    if we could improve it. And to achieve better closed loop performance we desire for the converter.

    Unfortunately, there are reasons why practical system prototypes are likely to differ from theoretical
    models. Phenomena may occur that were not accounted for in the original model, and that significantly
    influence the system behavior. Noise and electromagnetic interference (EMI) can be present, which
    cause the system transfer functions to deviate in unexpected ways.

    Let`s consider the figure below

    if we measure T(s) with a break point between Z1 and Z2 ,we will

    find: T(s) = G1(s) * ( Z2/(Z1+Z2)) G2(s) H(s)

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