Under conditions of order reduction, a nonlinear control of a bidirectional coupled-inductor Cuk converter suitable for large-signal applications is presented. The converter is accurately modelled as a second order bilinear system and the conditions established for local stability. The nonlinear control law which is implemented by means of one analog divider, standard operational amplifiers and a pulse-width modulator. As a result, the output variable follows proportionally the reference signal, thus allowing the obtention of different types of power waveforms in the converter output. Experimental results verify the theoretical predictions.
Joan MAJO
Luis MARTINEZ
Alberto POVEDA
Luis Garca de VICUA
Francisco GUINJOAN
Antonio F. SANCHEZ
Jean Claude MARPINARD
Max VALENTIN
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Joan MAJO, Luis MARTINEZ, Alberto POVEDA, Luis Garca de VICUA, Francisco GUINJOAN, Antonio F. SANCHEZ, Jean Claude MARPINARD, Max VALENTIN, "Nonlinear Continuous Time Control of a Bidirectional Coupled-Inductor Cuk Converter" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E75-B, no. 11, pp. 1134-1141, November 1992, doi: .
Abstract: Under conditions of order reduction, a nonlinear control of a bidirectional coupled-inductor Cuk converter suitable for large-signal applications is presented. The converter is accurately modelled as a second order bilinear system and the conditions established for local stability. The nonlinear control law which is implemented by means of one analog divider, standard operational amplifiers and a pulse-width modulator. As a result, the output variable follows proportionally the reference signal, thus allowing the obtention of different types of power waveforms in the converter output. Experimental results verify the theoretical predictions.
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