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A NON-ISOLATED HALF BRIDGE BUCK-BASED CONVERTER FOR VRM APPLICATION AND SMALL SIGNAL MODELING OF A NON-CONVENTIONAL TWO PHASE BU
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Title
A
NON-ISOLATED
HALF
BRIDGE
BUCK-BASED
CONVERTER
FOR
VRM
APPLICATION
AND
SMALL
SIGNAL
MODELING
OF A
NON-CONVENTIONAL
TWO
PHASE
BU
Author
Batarseh, Majd
Keywords
VRM
HBBC
Small Signal Modeling
Transformer-Based Non-isolated Topologies
Abstract
The
challenges
imposed
on
Voltage
Regulator
Modules
(VRM)
become
difficult
to be
achieved
with the
conventional
multiphase
buck
converter
commonly
used
on
PC
motherboards.
For
faster
data
transfer
, a
decrease
in the
output
voltage
is
needed.
This
decrease
causes
small
duty
cycle
that
is
accompanied
by
critical
problems
which
impairs
the
efficiency.
Therefore
, these
problems
need
to be
addressed.
Transformer-based
non-isolated
topologies
are not
new
approaches
to
extend
the
duty
cycle
and
avoid
the
associated
drawbacks.
High
leakage
,
several
added
components
and
complicated
driving
and
control
schemes
are
some
of the
trade-offs
to
expand
the
duty
cycle.
The
objective
of this
work
is
to
present
a
new
dc-dc
buck-based
topology
,
which
extends
the
duty
cycle
with
minimum
drawbacks
by
adding
two
transformers
that
can
be
integrated
to
decrease
the
size
and
two
switches
with
zero
voltage
switching
(ZVS).
Another
issue
addressed
in this
thesis
is
deriving
a
small
signal
model
for a
two-input
two-phase
buck
converter
as an
introduction
to a
new
evolving
field
of
multi-input
converters.
Adviser
Batarseh, Issa
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
M.S.E.E.
Degree Discipline
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Degree Grantor
Engineering and Computer Science
Degree Program
Electrical Engineering
Graduation Date
2006-12-01
Type
Master's thesis
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2007-01-11
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0001513
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0001513
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