Switch-Mode Power Supplies: SPICE Simulations and Practical Designs was released in 2008. Another book on power electronics you say? Not really. In the technical literature, you either have books that are purely academicals and offer in-depth analysis of converters, unfortunately without the essential links to the market reality. You also have purely practical books that pull equations out of thin air without any theoretical grounds. This book bridges both approaches and will hopefully please the power electronics student and the design engineer, both looking for analytical explanations but also for practical solutions when facing customer demands. This book is really about power supplies designs, with SPICE as a design companion. It covers dc-dc but also ac-dc converters. By the way, the ac-dc conversion in offline converters is made by the diodes bridge and the capacitor, the downstream converter is always a dc-dc, isn't it?
SwitchMode Power Supplies Second Edition SPICE Simulations And Practical Designs Electronics Bo
Numerous examples have been given of how to implement a transfer functionby comparing the lumped element representation to a Laplace transform-basedequation. These examples are educational, in the sense of connecting classroomtheory to circuit implementation, and they aid in the practical design of variouscompensators. It is important to note that, for switch-mode power supplies,LTpowerCAD is a powerful (and preferred) resource for compensation design.16While LTspice may be used to work with and understand some compensators, inthe case of power supply design, LTPowerCAD is the right tool for the job. 2ff7e9595c
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