This paper proposes spread-spectrum clock modulation algorithms for EMI reduction in digitally-controlled DC-DC converters. In switching regulators using PWM, switching noise and harmonic noise concentrated in a narrow spectrum around the switching frequency can cause severe EMI. Spread-spectrum clock modulation can be used to minimize EMI. In conventional switching regulators using analog control it is very difficult to realize complex spread-spectrum clocking, however this paper shows that it is relatively easy to implement spread-spectrum EMI-reduction using digital control. The proposed algorithm was verified using a power converter simulator (SCAT).
Ibuki MORI
Yoshihisa YAMADA
Santhos A. WIBOWO
Masashi KONO
Haruo KOBAYASHI
Yukihiro FUJIMURA
Nobukazu TAKAI
Toshio SUGIYAMA
Isao FUKAI
Norihisa ONISHI
Ichiro TAKEDA
Jun-ichi MATSUDA
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Ibuki MORI, Yoshihisa YAMADA, Santhos A. WIBOWO, Masashi KONO, Haruo KOBAYASHI, Yukihiro FUJIMURA, Nobukazu TAKAI, Toshio SUGIYAMA, Isao FUKAI, Norihisa ONISHI, Ichiro TAKEDA, Jun-ichi MATSUDA, "EMI Reduction by Spread-Spectrum Clocking in Digitally-Controlled DC-DC Converters" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E92-A, no. 4, pp. 1004-1011, April 2009, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E92.A.1004.
Abstract: This paper proposes spread-spectrum clock modulation algorithms for EMI reduction in digitally-controlled DC-DC converters. In switching regulators using PWM, switching noise and harmonic noise concentrated in a narrow spectrum around the switching frequency can cause severe EMI. Spread-spectrum clock modulation can be used to minimize EMI. In conventional switching regulators using analog control it is very difficult to realize complex spread-spectrum clocking, however this paper shows that it is relatively easy to implement spread-spectrum EMI-reduction using digital control. The proposed algorithm was verified using a power converter simulator (SCAT).
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AU - Yoshihisa YAMADA
AU - Santhos A. WIBOWO
AU - Masashi KONO
AU - Haruo KOBAYASHI
AU - Yukihiro FUJIMURA
AU - Nobukazu TAKAI
AU - Toshio SUGIYAMA
AU - Isao FUKAI
AU - Norihisa ONISHI
AU - Ichiro TAKEDA
AU - Jun-ichi MATSUDA
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