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I am fairly confident is analyzing multiple diode circuits and finding output voltages or currents, etc. I understand and can apply the general procedure of assuming diode states and then analyzing ...
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I wanted to try and build a derivative circuit using an inductor and a resistor for frequencies between 20 Hz to 20 kHz. My idea was I want a transform function of this form: $$H(\omega)=i*\omega *...
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I'm reading the book, "An Intuitive Guide to Compensating Switching Power Supplies", by Christophe Basso. I followed this circuit of the book. I used the values given by the author in the ...
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Generalized Time- and Transfer-Constant Circuit Analysis, an analysis paper by Ali Hajimiri, presents a Common-Emitter MOSFET as an example of the application of the TTC method to derive the transfer ...
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I was browsing the web for the prior works on the PWM demodulator implementations, and I found patent US4408166A, "Pulse width modulation decoder" from 1982. I cound not obtain the vo ...
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I'm trying to understand the NEET from the Fast analytical techniques for electrical and electronic circuits book by Vatché Vorpérian. The book defines the following terms for the development of NEET: ...
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I am deriving the transfer function (output voltage wrt input duty) of an isolated boost converter using small signal analysis. I have attached my derivation here with. But when I am inputing duty to ...
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I'm studying how to derive the transfer function of a SEPIC, by use of the Extra Elements Theorem, in section 16.2.3: SEPIC Example, in the book Fundamentals of Power Electronics by Dragan Maksimović ...
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This is part of the datasheet for the LM5022, a boost converter. I've managed to figure out I can just take the zeros ZESR, RHP and the pole LEP. However, I've figured out that the brackets with s^2 ...
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I am trying to design a circuit that has the transfer function reported in this graph: I have an analog signal that goes from 0 to 5V more or less and I want to have a range (in this case from 2.4 to ...
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I am looking for op-amp based second order high pass shelving filter whose corner is set at 25Hz and by 18Hz it should be 15dB to 18dB down. Thats quite a steep roll-off. While there are other filters ...
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In Section 8.1.6, Quadratic Pole Response: Resonance, of Fundamentals of Power Electronics by Erickson and Maksimovic, the Author states that the transfer function G(s) of the two-pole low-pass filter ...
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I’ve designed a 12V-to-360V push-pull converter that will operate in both CCM and DCM modes. In CCM mode, the system’s transfer function is completely fine, but I have some concerns about DCM. When ...
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I am designing a digitally controlled peak current mode controlled buck converter which can work in constant-voltage (CV) or constant-current (CC) mode. One operating point of the converter is ...
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From Alexander Sadiku's Fundamentals of Electric Circuits, Problem 14.66: I am asked to derive the transfer function for the general first-order filter below: I redrew a simplified schematic: I used ...
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