Comparison of stabilizing controllers enhances output regulation in boost converters driving constant power loads, suggesting improved designs.
The boost converter feeding a constant power load (CPL) is a non-minimum phase system that is prone to the destabilizing effects of the negative incremental resistance of the CPL, presenting a major challenge in the design of stabilizing controllers. In this note, three different types of stabilizing controllers to regulate the output of the DC-DC boost converter driving a CPL are discussed and compared through simulations.
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