The circuit diagrams below show a typical flyback converter and forward converter. Note the polarity of the transformers on the input and output sides; the primary and secondary windings transformer have the same winding direction in order to ensure the currents have the same polarity, and a r...
When the rectifier FET is on and the controller senses that current is near zero in the inductor, the rectifier FET is turned off, preventing the buildup of negative or reverse current in the inductor. This feature prevents the converter from pulling energy from its output and forcing that ...
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winding couples the voltage across said first winding to bias the second switching transistor. In addition, the circuit on the primary side of said transformer further comprises means of dissipating magnetization current and the circuit on the secondary side comprises a rectifier and a low-pass ...
For this reason, the primary bias and gate drive current are ignored and not included in the efficiency calculations. Therefore, for the self- driven technique, the efficiency is measured by only including the power stage input current, while for both the hybrid and control-driven technique the...
Conversely, in reverse mode, heat generation arises from both the reverse on-state resistance and the body diode while the device is in its on state. Finally, the body diode mode specifically involves heat generation solely by the body diode when the device is in its off state. It is ...
With the feedforward compensation, the antiresonance and magnitude bias were eliminated in FRF. Figure 9 shows FRF comparison with no compensation and after compensating. Figure 9. Frequency response function of bridge unbalance circuit (a) with no compensation, and (b) with feedforward compensation...
Steady-state position error for joint 1 looks the same for both control schemes at first sight, however in the zoomed part of Figure 21 a wobbling response is observable for the PD + ff controller that also contains a bias that forces the error to oscillate below zero, while the SFC + ...
Steady-state position error for joint 1 looks the same for both control schemes at first sight, however in the zoomed part of Figure 21 a wobbling response is observable for the PD + ff controller that also contains a bias that forces the error to oscillate below zero, while the SFC + ...