A general, computer-aided analysis of power electronic circuit dynamics is proposed. An automatic generation of dynamic models from a circuit specification is the starting point for a symbolic, automatable, exact, ‘top-down’ procedure, that contrasts with circuit-specific analyses. The algorithm is suitable for analysing any converter containing two reactive elements, covering the common switching power stages: buck, boost, buck-boost converters. The method is illustrated by application to the computation of the transient response of a boost converter; the computer results are compared with those obtained by applying the ‘state space averaging’ method and with laboratory results.
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