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    Closed loop PI controller compensation

    Dear all, This a question regarding a regulation of DC/DC converter, I am trying to use PI controller to help tracking the output error to zero. By comparing the open loop and the closed loop diagram, it does not seem like their will be any oscillation at any point, so I am not sure where to...
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    Tracking Resonance Frequency

    Basically, The output voltage will be changed by duty cycle, anyway the project will run over a wide range of temperature, so any deviation in resonance frequency will drop the output voltage, what I am seeking here is a regulation of the output voltage, and specially locking the resonance...
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    Tracking Resonance Frequency

    Hello, I am working in my thesis on optimization of resonance DC/DC converter, the input voltage is 10V and the output voltage is 5KV (voltage multiplier is used), almost no current at the output. The working principle is based on the resonance of the transformer. Somehow, when I increase or...
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    Pause and resume for loop in C++

    Thanks horace1, This is working for me, actually I am using this as a part of my code for a microcontroller, the for loop variable is used as an index for an array in a restrict timing regulation, anyway when the value reaches 10 I can reset it then in an other part. if (cnt!=0 && Error<0) {...
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    Pause and resume for loop in C++

    Hello, I would like to know is there a way to to return back to the last iteration of the for loop, after the break and continue from there, for ex.: void loop() {for (n ; n<10; n++) if (n=5) {break;}} //code lines //code lines...
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    MSP430 PWM Resolution Limit

    Hi again, Is this the so called "PWM Dithering"? I have 16MHz clock, 200KHz PWM frequency, 6 bits duty cycle resolution. Do you think it is practically possible to add extra 6 bits by this method? Regards, AAOAA
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    MSP430 PWM Resolution Limit

    Hello, Actually Duty cycle range 0-50% and less than 0.1 step is necessary, the frequency should be fixed around 200KHz at resonance. I dont think that "burst mode PWM" is useful in our case. Could you please tell me how to modulate LSB or how to realize it on MSP430? AAOAA
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    MSP430 PWM Resolution Limit

    Thank you for your reply. Actually, I am working in my thesis on optimization of resonance DC/DC converter for space application, the input voltage is 10V and the output voltage is 5KV (voltage multiplier is used), almost no current at the output. The PID controller should have a fine tuning...
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    Why use Gate Driver ICs???? and some other confusions

    Are these homework quetions?
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    MSP430 PWM Resolution Limit

    Dear all, I am limited to this microcontroller: MSP430I2020. It has 16MHz clock, 16bit timer. I need it for controlling a switch at a frequency of 200KHz, probably in this case I will have around 1% Duty cycle step and I need at least 0.01%. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks in advance.
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    Core losses coefficients

    Hello, Actually, I am working on a SMPS that is used for research purposes 10V input, 5000V output almost 0A output current, the lowest possible power dissipation is required. My interest here is about core losses. The equation that is given in the Master datasheet (nomograms are not in the...
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    Op. amplifier practical gain.

    Thank you guys, I think this is the answer I have a gain around 50dB at 100kHz (I am still beginner)
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    Op. amplifier practical gain.

    Hello, I am using LT1037, I used Rf1=200K, Rf2=100 as feedback resistors which equals to 2000 gain, but what I am getting is only 600!! could someone give me an explanation for this? Thanks
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    Actual gain Vs. Bodeplot gain ?

    Could you please tell me what do you mean precisely by this?
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    Actual gain Vs. Bodeplot gain ?

    I didnt expect it 2000 at all, but my question was why the bode plot doesnt show the right gain (~0dB istead of 55dB)?

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