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Lecture 37. Introducing Discontinuous Conduction Mode A. Discontinuous Conduction Mode (DCM) versus Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM): Circuit Topology Transitions 1. Review of CCM and Transition to DCM. a. Buck and Boost Examples 2. Unidirectional Current Flow Switches: Simple Diode 3. Ripple on Switch Mode Signals versus DC Levels 4. Bi-directional Switch Insures CCM Operation 5. Summary of DCM Conditions B. Empirical Differences in CCM versus DCM Operation 1. System Dynamics and AC Transfer Functions 2. Equilibrium or DC Transfer Function Changes a. Buck b. Buck-Boost C. Quantifying the CCM to DCM Transition 1. K Parameters : Kcritical versus K Plots a. General Concept of I> I(DC). b. Buck Case c. Boost Case d. Buck-Boost Case 2. I(critical),Rcritical and Kcritical and their comparision with K(D). 1. Lecture 37. Discontinuous Conduction Mode A. Discontinuous Conduction Mode (DCM). versus Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM): Transitions 1.
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