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The boost converter current-sharing …
The boost converter current-sharing scheme offers a better performance using a parallel setup
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Youhao Xi
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Balancing power sharing of paralleled boost converters in speakers
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Balancing power sharing of paralleled boost converters in speakers
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Figure 1. In this current sharing control scheme, the subsidiary is forced to deliver the same load current as the main
Figure 2. This is how an equivalent circuit of U1 looks like
Figure 3. An optimal current-sharing scheme shows when V
OUT
can directly supply U1
Figure 4. The boost converter current-sharing scheme offers a better performance using a parallel setup
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