| 摘要 |
A current-mode controlled DC/DC converter receives an input voltage (Vb) and supplies an output voltage (Vo). A controllable switch (S1) is coupled to an inductor (L) to obtain a periodically varying inductor current (IL) through the inductor (L). A current-mode controller (1) compares (10) the output voltage (Vo) with a reference voltage (Ver) to Obtain an error signal (ER), and applies (11) a transfer function on the error signal (ER) to obtain a control signal (CO; CIO). A correction circuit (7) adds to the control signal (CO; ICO) a correction signal (ICR) representative for a difference between an original value of the control signal (CO; ICO) and an average value of the inductor current (IL) to obtain a modified control signal (MCO; IMC). A drive circuit (3, 4) compares (3) a sensed signal (SE) being representative for the inductor current (IL) with the modified control signal (MCO; ICO) to switch off (4) the controllable switch (S1) when a level of the sensed signal (SE) reaches a level of the modified control signal (MCO; ICO). |
