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Asdtic duty-cycle control for power converters

Author(s) -

V. R. Lalli,

A. D. Schoenfeld

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

1972 ieee power processing and electronics specialists conference

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

ISSN - 0275-9306

DOI - 10.1109/ppesc.1972.7094891

Subject(s) - power, energy and industry applications

The application of analog signal to discrete interval converter (ASDTIC), a hybrid micromodule, two loop control subsystem, to a switching, stepdown dc to dc converter is described in this paper. The power circuitry, interface and ASDTIC subsystems used in this switching regulator were developed to exhibit the improved regulation, transient performance, regulator stability and freedom from the effects of variations in parts characteristics due to environmental changes and aging. ASDTIC can be used with other types of power circuits that use duty-cycle control techniques by simple changes in the interface subsystem-1-. The circuitry and performance characteristics of a +10V dc switching converter as well as that of the ASDTIC micromodule are described. Realization of the ASDTIC hybrid micromodule has been accomplished with a hermetically sealed, beam-lead, bonded/deposited nichrome thin film resistors, discrete capacitors and integrated circuits on dilithic, glazed alumina substrates using 22 feed through terminals in an integrated package.

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