Comparative Study of 4-Switch Buck-Boost Controller and Regular Buck-Boost

  • Taufik T
  • Arakaki J
  • Dolan D
  • et al.
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Abstract

A very important characteristic that dc-dc converters require is the ability to efficiently regulate an output voltage with a wide ranging value of input voltages. A recently developed solution to this requirement is a synchronous 4-Switch Buck-Boost controller developed by Linear Technology. The Linear Technology’s LTC3780 controller chip enables the adoption of a 4-Switch switching topology as opposed to the traditional single-switch Buck-Boost topology. In this paper, the LTC3780’s 4-Switch Buck- Boost topology is analyzed and its performance is compared against those of the regular single-switch Buck-Boost topology. Results from computer simulations demonstrate the benefits of using the 4-switch approach than the conventional buck-boost method.

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Taufik, T., Arakaki, J., Dolan, D., & Anwari, M. (2011). Comparative Study of 4-Switch Buck-Boost Controller and Regular Buck-Boost. International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology, 1(4), 441. https://doi.org/10.18517/ijaseit.1.4.90

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