Who was it who had an argument about the RHPZ in a CUK converter?

[Genome]

Sorry, I've just come back to it again and I might have found it. Or maybe
not, or maybe and some other stuff.

Anyway

Sorry.

DNA

 

[Harry Dellamano]

Sorry, I've just come back to it again and I might have found it. Or maybe
not, or maybe and some other stuff.

Anyway

Sorry.

DNA

You should be able to see if a topology has a RHPZ by looking at the
schematic. Is that not true? Looking at a Cuk and I will say it does not
have a RHPZ.
Harry, If I am wrong then it dose!

 

[Genome]

You should be able to see if a topology has a RHPZ by looking at the
schematic. Is that not true? Looking at a Cuk and I will say it does not
have a RHPZ.
Harry, If I am wrong then it dose!

I was just saying sorry.

If you ask for more and it gives less then it does but you have to figure
out why it might before you can say it will.

Anyway I shouldn't have posted that because the original person who was
arguing didn't give any reasons so I'm not sorry.... Errr, I mean I was
sober.

It's alright now.

DNA

 

[Joerg]

Hello Harry,

You should be able to see if a topology has a RHPZ by looking at the
schematic. Is that not true? Looking at a Cuk and I will say it does not
have a RHPZ.

Errr, maybe not quite. Here is an oldie but goldie, done on a typewriter:
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ml/slup084/slup084.pdf

In a design by someone else you can't always easily see whether and when
it'll be in continuous inductor current mode. Usually you've got to whip
out the calculator for that. Sometimes I still use slide rule.

 

[Genome]

Hello Harry,



Errr, maybe not quite. Here is an oldie but goldie, done on a typewriter:
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ml/slup084/slup084.pdf

In a design by someone else you can't always easily see whether and when
it'll be in continuous inductor current mode. Usually you've got to whip
out the calculator for that. Sometimes I still use slide rule.

Here's one I did earlier for flyback.

http://www.genomerics.org/seegon/seegon.html

It comes wiv simpler maffs and explanation.

DNA
DNA

 

[Joerg]

Hello Genome,

Here's one I did earlier for flyback.

http://www.genomerics.org/seegon/seegon.html

It comes wiv simpler maffs and explanation.

Very nice!