Sliding Mode Control with Minimum-Deviation Transient Response for Non-Inverting Buck-Boost DC-DC Converters

Janko Celikovic, Angel Arguello, Wisam Alhoor, S. Abedinpour, D. Maksimović
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Recent work has demonstrated that utilization of all possible switching states in non-inverting buck-boost (NIBB) DCDC converters leads to substantial transient response improvements compared to responses in buck-only or boost-only modes of operation. This paper presents a hybrid digital controller for NIBB converters, which utilizes PID control and sliding mode control based the novel control algorithm. The sliding mode controller executes the transient response with an optimal sliding surface achieving the lowest possible output voltage deviation. The implemented digital controller enables seamless transition to PID regulation, which handles standard fixed-frequency steady-state regulation. The proposed solution is verified by circuit simulations and experimental results on a digitally controlled low-voltage NIBB converter suitable for mobile applications.
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非反相Buck-Boost DC-DC变换器的最小偏差瞬态响应滑模控制
最近的研究表明,在非逆变降压升压(NIBB) DCDC转换器中,与仅降压或仅升压运行模式相比,利用所有可能的开关状态可以显著改善瞬态响应。本文提出了一种基于PID控制和滑模控制的NIBB变换器混合数字控制器。滑模控制器执行瞬态响应,具有达到最低可能输出电压偏差的最优滑动面。实现的数字控制器可以无缝过渡到PID调节,处理标准的固定频率稳态调节。电路仿真和实验结果验证了所提出的解决方案在一个适合移动应用的数字控制低压NIBB变换器上的有效性。
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