SLVAEV3A June   2020  – November 2022 TPS546D24A , TPS54824

 

  1.   Collection of DC/DC Buck Regulator Technical Documentation
  2.   Trademarks
  3. 1 Low Noise
  4. 2 Power Density
  5. 3 Thermals
  6. 4 Control-Mode Architectures
  7. 5 Powering Performance FPGAs, ASICs, and SoC
  8. 6 Light-Load and Full-Load Efficiency
  9. 7 Layout
  10. 8 Power Supply Topology
  11. 9 Packaging
  12. 10Revision History

4 Control-Mode Architectures

TI is active in the development of leading-edge control circuits to help engineers address specific design challenges. Since no control mode is optimal for every application, various control modes for non-isolated step-down controllers and converters are discussed with their advantages and how to learn more about each mode. The TI portfolio contains 12 types of control architectures for non-isolated buck switching DC/DC modules, converters and controllers.

Table 4-1 Control-Mode Documentation
Document TitleLiterature Number
Choosing the Right Variable-Frequency Buck-Regulator Control StrategySLUP319
Choosing the Right Fixed-Frequency Buck-Regulator Control StrategySLUP317
Internally Compensated Advanced Current Mode (ACM) OverviewSLYY118
Understanding Frequency Variation in the DCS-Control™ TopologySLYT646
Comparing Internally-compensated Advanced Current Mode (ACM) with D-CAP3™ ControlSLYT732A
How to Measure the Loop Transfer Function of Power SuppliesSNVA364A
Control-Mode Quick Reference GuideSLYT710A
Practical Comparisons of DC/DC Control Modes: 21-Part Training SeriesOn-line training
Survey of Control Modes for Step Down Converters and ControllersOn-line training