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    This document presents problems for analyzing three different DC-DC converter circuits: the buck converter, boost converter, and buck-boost converter. For each circuit, students are asked to (1) draw waveforms for voltages and currents, (2) calculate the average voltage and current conversion ratios, and (3) construct an averaged circuit model by replacing the switch network with dependent sources. Solving these problems teaches the circuit averaging technique for analyzing switching converter circuits in steady state.

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    This document presents problems for analyzing three different DC-DC converter circuits: the buck converter, boost converter, and buck-boost converter. For each circuit, students are asked to (1) draw waveforms for voltages and currents, (2) calculate the average voltage and current conversion ratios, and (3) construct an averaged circuit model by replacing the switch network with dependent sources. Solving these problems teaches the circuit averaging technique for analyzing switching converter circuits in steady state.

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    1: Circuit Averaging Technique I



    1. Buck converter Problem

    In the buck converter of Figure Q1, terminals voltage and current of the
    switch network are given as v1, v2, i1 and i2. The capacitor, C, is sufficiently
    large so that the output voltage, Vo, is constant. The converter operates in
    CCM with inductor current repeatedly changes between iLmin and iLmax in
    steady state.








    Figure Q1

    (a) Draw terminal switch network waveforms: v1, v2, i1 and i2. Label key
    quantities.
    (b) Find the average voltage conversion ratio of the switch network,
    <v2>/<v1>.
    (c) Find the average current conversion ratio of the switch network,
    <i2>/<i1>.
    (d) Construct averaged circuit model of the buck converter by replacement of
    the switch network by the averaged switch model (dependent sources)
    based on the equations (b) and (c).


    2. Boost converter Problem

    In the boost converter of Figure Q2, terminals voltage and current of the
    switch network are given as v1, v2, i1 and i2. The capacitor, C, is sufficiently
    large so that the output voltage, Vo, is constant. The converter operates in
    CCM with inductor current repeatedly changes between iLmin and iLmax in
    steady state.









    Figure Q2

    (a) Draw terminal switch network waveforms: v1, v2, i1 and i2. Label key
    quantities.
    (b) Find the average voltage conversion ratio of the switch network,
    <v2>/<v1>.
    (c) Find the average current conversion ratio of the switch network,
    <i2>/<i1>.
    (d) Construct averaged circuit model of the boost converter by replacement
    of the switch network by the averaged switch model (dependent sources)
    based on the equations (b) and (c).

    3. Buck-boost converter Problem
    In the buck-boost converter of Figure Q3, terminals voltage and current of
    the switch network are given as v1, v2, i1 and i2. The capacitor, C, is sufficiently
    large so that the output voltage, Vo, is constant. The converter operates in
    CCM with inductor current repeatedly changes between iLmin and iLmax in
    steady state.








    Figure Q3

    (a) Draw terminal switch network waveforms: v1, v2, i1 and i2. Label key
    quantities.
    (b) Find the average voltage conversion ratio of the switch network,
    <v2>/<v1>.
    (c) Find the average current conversion ratio of the switch network,
    <i2>/<i1>.
    (d) Construct averaged circuit model of the buck-boost converter by
    replacement of the switch network by the averaged switch model
    (dependent sources) based on equations (b) and (c).

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