I have been reading so many articles and books of stability design of SMPS.
i understood some basic concepts pole, zero, RPHZ, GM, PM, GCM, PCM.
Types of compensations.

Now could anybody make me understand the cracks of loop stability.
How to choose which types of compensation to be used. ???
How to choose crossover frequency ???
How much GM and PM for a stable system ???
And how do we calculate pole and zero values.

My intention to understand all these things theoretically ????

Thank you so much in Advance !!!

 

Look at the attached for a start.

 

Adding further more in discussion -
Could anybody explain a bit more about below -
Its type two compensation in loop stability -



below is pole zero location

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Now could anybody explain me below bode plot and how it define loop stability.






Thanks in Advance !!!

 

In order for the loop to be stable you need phase and gain margin (points where the phase reaches 90° and the gain reaches 0dB).
Here is some information on that.

 

In order for the loop to be stable you need phase and gain margin (points where the phase reaches 90° and the gain reaches 0dB).
Here is some information on that.

Thank you so much for your reply !!!
I dont understand you mentioned "phase reaches 90 deg"

I have studied
PM- point where gain curve crosses 0 db point (from there to Phase curve distance) and that frequency is Gain cross over frequency.
GM- point where phase curve crosses -180 deg (from there to gain curve distance) and that frequency is phase cross over frequency.

 

Nowadays receiving a few comment on topic on this group. !!!

 

I dont understand you mentioned "phase reaches 90 deg"

Yes that should be 180° for the total loop phase shift.