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Voltage regulator module (VRM) transient modeling and analysis
In this paper, the transient response of the voltage regulator module (VRM) output voltage when the processor has a sudden load change is analyzed. The parasitic parameters play important roles in the transient. The system can be divided into several resonant loops. Each loop can be considered approximately as a decoupled second order system. The voltage drop of the capacitor is analyzed. By reducing the inductance and increasing converter bandwidth, the transient of VRM can be improved.