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    A Buck Converter Design Based on Sliding Mode Control Strategy
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    A sliding mode controller for buck converter based on PWM technology is discussed.Firstly, the schematic diagram of buck converter circuit based on a slidingmode control strategy is designed. Then a sliding mode control approach basedon reaching law is constructed. A circuit model based on MULTISIM is proposed.Finally, the simulation result show that the proposed method can effectively improvethe system dynamic characteristics.
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    Sliding-mode control has such advantages as robustness, simple algorithm and good dynamic performance, so sliding-mode control was introduced into three-level (TL) converters in this paper. The design of sliding-mode control buck TL converter, including sliding-mode control surface design, equivalent control, stability and existence proof, was given as an example. Experiments of sliding-mode control buck TL converter and traditional PWM buck TL converter were carried out in order to analyze and compare. Analysis results verify that dynamic performance and robustness are improved greatly in the sliding-mode control buck TL converter compare with traditional PWM buck TL converter.
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    Sliding-mode control has the advantages of robustness and good dynamics performance,so it is introduced into three-level(TL) converters in this paper.The design of sliding-mode control Buck TL converter,including sliding-mode control surface design,equivalent control,stability and existence proof,is given as an example.Experiments of sliding-mode control Buck TL converter and traditional PWM Buck TL converter were carried out in order to analyze and compare.Analysis results verify that dynamics performance and robustness are improved greatly in the sliding-mode control Buck TL converter compare with PWM Buck TL converter.
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    Sliding-mode control has the advantages of robustness and good dynamics performance,so this paper take three-level converters for example to treatise the sliding-mode control and the design of sliding-mode control Buck three-level converter,particularly discussing the effect of system performance of sliding-mode control surface design,equivalent control stability and existence proof.In the end,simulation testing of sliding-mode control buck TL converter and tradition stability PWM Buck TL converter were carried out in order to analyze and compare,analysis verify that robustness and dynamics performance are improved greatly in the sliding-mode control Buck TL converter.
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