The problem of current sharing controller for parallel dc-dc buck converter system is investigated in this paper. Specifically, to achieve the goal of sharing control and improve the systems dynamic performance, a new finite-time current sharing control algorithm is designed and employed. Under the proposed control algorithm, rigorous proofs show that not only the output voltage of the converter system can reach the desired reference voltage in a finite time, but also the objective of current sharing can be achieved within almost the same time. In addition, when the external load is time-varying and unknown, a finite-time load estimator is given to handle the load variation, and an adaptive finite-time current sharing control algorithm is subsequently developed. Experimental results are presented to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method, and to show its advantages over some traditional control algorithms. It is shown that a faster convergence rate and a better load disturbance rejection performance can be yielded by the present algorithm. Finally, it is shown that the main results can be extended to the case of n parallel dc-dc buck converters.
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