Double Pulse Modulation on Current Ripple Suppression

Jun Li; Jun Hong Zhang; Wei Gao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.988.457

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Double Pulse Modulation on Current Ripple Suppression

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In the process of the DC-DC conversion, suppressing the output current ripple is very important. Compared with conventional single pulse modulation mode ,double-pulse modulation can more effectively suppress the output current ripple. By principle analysis, the formula is derived, and finally through simulation proved double pulse modulation can suppress the current ripple effectively.

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Jun Li, Jun Hong Zhang, Wei Gao

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Current Ripple, DC-DC Conversion, Double-Pulse Modulation

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