Comment on “A Unified State-Space Model of Constant-Frequency Current-Mode Controlled Power Converters in Continuous Conduction Mode” PROJECT TITLE :Comment on “A Unified State-Space Model of Constant-Frequency Current-Mode Controlled Power Converters in Continuous Conduction Mode”ABSTRACT:In their recent paper [IEEE Trans. Ind. Electron., vol. sixty two, no. seven, pp. 4514–4524, Jul. 2015], Smithson and Williamson propose a unified state-space model for power converters in peak current-mode management. As a half of their experimental section, the management-to-output frequency response is compared against the models of Ridley and Kondrath. The comparison reveals a important difference between Ridley’s model and the proposed model furthermore because the measured frequency response. If this were true, controller styles hoping on Ridley’s model might should be known as into question, presumably affecting several sensible styles. For this reason, the model comparison will be repeated here, showing that the results of Ridley’s model are of course very close to the proposed model of Smithson and Williamson if the correct model formulation is being used. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Comparative study on the capacity of a signalised roundabout Control-Data Separation Architecture for Cellular Radio Access Networks: A Survey and Outlook
