So basically this converter is buck converter cascaded by a boost converter, so my question is how is the capacitor of buck output be removed and make overall converter using only one conductor?? Can you please explain the logic behind removing that capacitor???
Can you please explain what happens when the variable input becomes almost equal to the output. Let's say if the input becomes 15.1 and the output is 15. What will be the switching scheme as there are quite some limitations on the extreme duty cycles for both the topologies. In this case the converter will have to operate as a Buck with D = 0.99 which might be almost impossible to achieve considering the tr and tf times of mosfets and other parasitics. P.S. A datasheet of a particular pwm driver from TI which implements the above topology shows that both the switches operate alternatively in such a condition, although the exact scheme was perhaps not mentioned.
Is the charge on output capacitor positive for non inverting buck boost converter? The coil L 1.5Millihenry is only in series with 60 or 120 cycle DC pulses from source. And is diode to ground with anode facing ground? I need to get 200vDC on .2MFD capacitor from either half wave or full wave 45 volts DC source. Do I assume the frequency is fast enough? Boost, Buck Boost, inverting buck boost, non inverting buck Boost?? Send simple drawing please.
So basically this converter is buck converter cascaded by a boost converter, so my question is how is the capacitor of buck output be removed and make overall converter using only one conductor?? Can you please explain the logic behind removing that capacitor???
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Can you please explain what happens when the variable input becomes almost equal to the output.
Let's say if the input becomes 15.1 and the output is 15.
What will be the switching scheme as there are quite some limitations on the extreme duty cycles for both the topologies. In this case the converter will have to operate as a Buck with D = 0.99 which might be almost impossible to achieve considering the tr and tf times of mosfets and other parasitics.
P.S. A datasheet of a particular pwm driver from TI which implements the above topology shows that both the switches operate alternatively in such a condition, although the exact scheme was perhaps not mentioned.
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Is the charge on output capacitor positive for non inverting buck boost converter? The coil L 1.5Millihenry is only in series with 60 or 120 cycle DC pulses from source. And is diode to ground with anode facing ground? I need to get 200vDC on .2MFD capacitor from either half wave or full wave 45 volts DC source. Do I assume the frequency is fast enough? Boost, Buck Boost, inverting buck boost, non inverting buck Boost?? Send simple drawing please.