Transcription of 'Seminar 800 Topic 7 - Control Loop Design' - TI.com
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Lloyd Dixonmargin. Thus a phase lag of 117 at fc correspondsto a 63 phase 1 shows the gain -phase plots of two aver-age current mode Control loops and their transientresponse to a step change in load current. Bothloops cross over at 10 plots are simplified gain -phase plots thatare convenient for depicting the frequency charac-teristics of a feedback 1 POLE loop has one active pole from 10 Hzto over lookHz. Thus the phase lag atfc is 90 andthe phase margin is also 90 . Note that with the -1slope associated with a single pole, the gain doesnot rise rapidly at lower frequencies.
Control Loop Design Examples Definitions: Rt: "transresistance"-the translation of inductor current to a voltage, Vi' In its simplest form,
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