Sahil_khan
Newbie level 6
Dear Guys
I am working on the design of a buck converter. Using the classical approach of PWM for gating the Mosfet. I have also implemented a PI controller.
I came to know another approach of simply comparing the output voltage of my buck converter with a Vref and the feeding them to a comparator, hence the comparator will On and Off depending on the value of Vout-Vref. Using this technique I would have actually a variable frequency operation depending on the load.
This approach seems to be quite simple and more stable and much more fast. Now my question is, if this is so simple approach then why we always use PWM technique instead?
Thank you all.
I am working on the design of a buck converter. Using the classical approach of PWM for gating the Mosfet. I have also implemented a PI controller.
I came to know another approach of simply comparing the output voltage of my buck converter with a Vref and the feeding them to a comparator, hence the comparator will On and Off depending on the value of Vout-Vref. Using this technique I would have actually a variable frequency operation depending on the load.
This approach seems to be quite simple and more stable and much more fast. Now my question is, if this is so simple approach then why we always use PWM technique instead?
Thank you all.