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PRM48DH480T250A03
9.2.4 Midband Gain Design (R1,R3):
With reference to Figure 27: curve ABC is the:
Ø minimum output voltage in the application
Ø maximum input voltage expected in the application
Ø maximum load
PRM open loop response, and is where the maximum
crossover frequency occurs. In order for the maximum
crossover frequency to occur at the design choice F_CMAX,
the compensation gain must be equal and opposite of the
powertrain gain at this frequency. For stability purposes,
the compensation should be in the Mid-band (J-K) at the
crossover. Using Equation [1], the mid-band gain can be
selected appropriately.
9.2.5 Compensation Zero Design (C1):
With reference to Figure 27: curve EFG is the:
Ø maximum output voltage in the application
Ø minimum input voltage expected in the application
Ø minimum load in the application
PRM open loop response, and is where the minimum
crossover frequency F_CMIN occurs. Based on stability
criteria, the compensation must be in the mid-band at the
minimum crossover frequency, therefore F_CMIN will occur
where EFG is equal and opposite of G_MB. C1 can be
selected using Equation [2] so that F_Z1 occurs prior to
F_CMIN.
C2
C1
R3
-
+
Vref
F1
VS PR
+IN
+OUT
R2
R1
R_S
C_{IN_EXT}
PRM
C_{IN_INT}
C_{OUT_INT}
C_{OUT_EXT}
-IN _{IF RE SG}
-OUT
Vref
Vref IC
I sense
IC
Figure 26 – Control circuit example
PRM^® Regulator  
 
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