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dc-dc converter switching frequency , bandwidth and crossover frequency

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hi,
in case of dc-dc converters what is the main difference between switching freq , bandwidth and cross over frequency.
is the cross over frequency is almost equal to bandwidth ?
thanks
 

the only requirement for the switching frequency, is to be higher than your crossover frequency.

Bandwidth and crossover frequency are interchangeable descriptions.
 

so, if the switching freq is 1MHz and cross over freq is 50kHz , this means that the feedback will ignore the changes over 50kHz?
 

Crossover frequency is just the frequency at which the total loop gain is 0dB. I don't think "bandwidth" has a specific meaning with regards to smps. Could possibly refer to the -3dB point of the converter's transfer function, or the -3dB point of the closed loop transfer function.
 

so, if the switching freq is 1MHz and cross over freq is 50kHz , this means that the feedback will ignore the changes over 50kHz?

Ignore is not the proper word to describe it.
Rather the gain has fallen below 0 db.

No gain: no correction capabilities.
 
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