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Este artigo estuda dois tipos de sistemas dinâmicos comutados simples com características constantes por partes. O primeiro é baseado no conversor buck único cuja dinâmica periódica/caótica é analisada precisamente usando o mapa de fase linear por partes. O segundo é baseado em um sistema paralelo de conversores Buck para tensões mais baixas com capacidades de corrente mais altas. Referindo-se aos resultados do sistema único, fica claro que a sincronização multifásica estável é sempre possível pelo uso adequado das estratégias de comutação e ajuste do período do clock. Apresentando um circuito de teste simples, operações típicas são confirmadas experimentalmente.
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Yuki ISHIKAWA, Daisuke KIMURA, Yasuhide ISHIGE, Toshimichi SAITO, "Analysis of Simple Single/Parallel Switched Dynamical Systems Based on Two Switching Strategies" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E91-A, no. 8, pp. 2076-2083, August 2008, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e91-a.8.2076.
Abstract: This paper studies two kinds of simple switched dynamical systems with piecewise constant characteristics. The first one is based on the single buck converter whose periodic/chaotic dynamics are analyzed precisely using the piecewise linear phase map. The second one is based on a paralleled system of the buck converters for lower voltages with higher current capabilities. Referring to the results of the single system, it is clarified that stable multi-phase synchronization is always possible by the proper use of the switching strategies and adjustment of the clock period. Presenting a simple test circuit, typical operations are confirmed experimentally.
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