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Digital control of switching power converters is an area which has seen increased attention in recent years. However, quantization in the feedback loop from the analog-to-digital (A/D) converter and the digital pulse width modulator (DPWM) may cause limit cycle oscillations to manifest, which are generally seen as being undesirable. This paper presents an analysis of the limit cycle behavior found...
Digital control of power converters has been an area of considerable research interest in recent times. One of the problems which arises in these systems is that of the limit cycle oscillations that occur due to quantization in the feedback loop. This paper investigates the limit cycle oscillations that occur in the digitally controlled version of the buck converter with a proportional-integral controller...
We describe the mathematical model of a digitally controlled buck converter. This model is an autonomous discrete-time discontinuous piecewise-linear dynamical system in three dimensions. Investigating this system, we find its equilibrium points, describe the shape and size of possible limit cycles (i.e. stable periodic motions), and derive conditions for their existence and non-existence.
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