Efficiency of Buck Converter
Application NoteDead time lossConduction loss in the inductorTotal power lossCalculation example (synchronous rectification type)Non-synchronous rectification typeConduction loss in the diodeCalculation example (non-synchronous rectification type)OUTPUT CURRENT : IOUT [A]SW f [Hz]OUTPUT VOLTAGE : VOUT [V]VIN = 10V IO = 1A fSW = 1MHz L = 4.7μH (DCR = 80mΩ) High-side MOSFET RON = 100mΩ Low-side MOSFET RON = 70mΩVIN = 10V IO = 1A fSW = 1MHz L = 4.7μH (DCR = 80mΩ) MOSFET RON = 100mΩSwitching Regulator IC Series Switching regulators are known as being highly efficient power sources. To further improve their efficiency, it is helpful to understand the basic mechanism of power loss. This application note explains power loss factors and methods for calculating them. It also explains how the relative importance of power loss factoSee more on fscdn.rohm.comMonolithic Power Systems
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