Hello, does anyone know if a digital control can be implemented in LTspice and if anyone has any reference on how to do it?
Sure. A basic buck converter converter implementing current mode control with slope compensation uses digital elements to achieve this.Hello, does anyone know if a digital control can be implemented in LTspice and if anyone has any reference on how to do it?
if you are right i was thinking of a digital PID to control a buck."Digital control" covers a very wide range of topics.
What type of digital control are you referring to?
I would like to implement a digital PID control to control a Buck, by reference I mean if you have any example or application note to guide me. I would like to implement a digital PID control to control a Buck, by reference I mean if you have any example or application note to guide me.Sure. A basic buck converter converter implementing current mode control with slope compensation uses digital elements to achieve this.
Could you elaborate on what you might mean when you ask if anyone has a reference on how to do it?
My reference would be Basso, C., Switch-Mode Power Supplies, (2014), pp.173-180
The reference I gave you is just under 1,000 pages, there is no mention of PID control in the index. and I'm guessing there is a reason for that.I would like to implement a digital PID control to control a Buck, by reference I mean if you have any example or application note to guide me. I would like to implement a digital PID control to control a Buck, by reference I mean if you have any example or application note to guide me.
That would require a microprocessor and LTspice does not have any built-in support for that.if you are right i was thinking of a digital PID to control a buck.
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