2.4. BOOST CONVERTER 59
[VG_ rg_rds_ rD_ VD_ rL_ L_ rC_ C_ R_ D_ 0])));
disp('VC ')
disp(eval(subs(VC ,[vg rg rds rD vD rL L rC C R d io],
[VG_ rg_rds_ rD_ VD_ rL_ L_ rC_ C_ R_ D_ 0])));
e program gives the following results:
v
o
.s/
d.s/
D 0:94123
s C 1:267 10
5
.s 1:168 10
5
/
s
2
C 7560s C 2:332 10
8
(2.23)
Z
in
.s/ D
v
g
.
s
/
i
g
.
s
/
D 0:000125
s
2
C 7560s C 2:332 10
8
s C 2475
(2.24)
Z
o
.s/ D
v
o
.
s
/
i
o
.
s
/
D 0:049505
s C 2:5 10
5
.
s C 4194
/
s
2
C 7560s C 2:332 10
8
: (2.25)
Bode diagram of control-to-output transfer function, open-loop input impedance, and
open-loop output impedance is shown in Figs. 2.15, 2.16, and 2.17, respectively.
2.4 BOOST CONVERTER
Schematic of the boost converter is shown in Fig. 2.18. When the MOSFET is closed, the diode
is reverse biased and Fig. 2.19 is an equivalent circuit.
According to Fig. 2.19, the circuit differential equations can be written as:
d i
L
.t/
dt
D
1
L
r
g
C r
ds
C r
L
i
L
C v
g
(2.26)
dv
C
.t/
dt
D
1
C
1
R C r
C
v
C
C
R
R C r
C
i
O
(2.27)
i
g
D i
L
(2.28)
v
o
D
R
R C r
C
v
C
C
R r
C
R C r
C
i
O
: (2.29)
When the MOSFET switch is opened, the diode becomes forward-biased. Figure 2.20
shows the equivalent circuit for this case.