Complex behavior in switching power converters

By C. K. Tse, Senior Member, Mario di Bernardo. Proceedings of the IEEE, 2002

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Subfields: Control and Systems Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

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• Large Signal Stability Analysis at the Common Coupling Point of a DC Microgrid: A Grid Impedance Estimation Approach Based on a Recursive Method (2015, methodology): “First, the boundary curves can be obtained with the eigenvalues of a linear model from (12)–(14) [27], [29].”
• Multiple Lyapunov Function Based Reaching Condition for Orbital Existence of Switching Power Converters (2008, methodology): “CONVENTIONAL stability analyses of switching power converters (SPCs) using averaged models [2], [3] as well as nonlinear maps [4]–[6] assume orbital existence, i.”
• A Nonlinear-System Approach to Analysis and Design of Power-Electronic Converters With Saturation and Bilinear Terms (2011, background): “Although switched-mode power conversion is a well-established technology and numerous high-performance power-electronic converters have been constructed by neglecting these nonlinearities, there are still continuing research efforts devoted toward better understanding the theory behind the actual no”