A comparative study of linear current‐mode controllers (using input and output inductor currents) for regulation of a high‐order boost dc–dc converter is presented. The high‐order boost converter gives a much higher output voltage as compared with that obtained from the conventional boost dc–dc converter. It is demonstrated that the current‐mode controller using the output inductor current is the most appropriate for the high‐order boost converter. Experimental results showing the effectiveness of the proposed controller in the presence of load disturbances are also presented.
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