Mixed mode compensation circuit
A mixed mode compensation circuit for a power converter generate a digital signal according to a reference signal and a feedback signal which is related to the output voltage of the power converter, convert the digital signal into a first analog signal, offset the first analog signal with a variable offset value to generate a second analog signal, and filter out high-frequency components of the second analog signal to generate a third analog signal for stable output voltage of the power converter. The mixed mode compensation does not require large capacitors, and thus the circuit can be integrated into an integrated circuit.
1. A mixed mode compensation circuit for a power converter, comprising:
a digital signal generator configured to operably generate a first pole, the digital signal generator generating a digital signal according to a reference signal and a feedback signal which is related to an output voltage of the power converter;
a digital-to-analog converter coupled to the digital signal generator, configured to operably convert the digital signal into a first analog signal; and
an offset injector coupled to the digital-to-analog converter configured to operably generate a zero, the offset injector providing a variable offset value determined by a difference between the feedback signal and the reference signal to offset the first analog signal to generate a second analog signal.
2. The mixed mode compensation circuit of claim 1 , further comprising:
a low-pass filter coupled to the offset injector, the low-pass filter being configured to filter out high-frequency components of the second analog signal to generate a third analog signal for the power converter to stabilize the output voltage.
3. A mixed mode compensation circuit for a power converter, comprising:
a digital signal generator configured to operably generate a first pole, the digital signal generator generating a digital signal according to a reference signal and a feedback signal which is related to an output voltage of the power converter;
a digital-to-analog converter coupled to the digital signal generator, configured to operably convert the digital signal into a first analog signal;
a low-pass filter coupled to the digital-to-analog converter, the low-pass filter being configured to operably filter out high-frequency components of the first analog signal to generate a second analog signal; and
an offset injector coupled to the low-pass filter, configured to operably provide a variable offset value determined by a difference between the feedback signal and the reference signal to offset the second analog signal to generate a third analog signal for the power converter to stabilize the output voltage.
4. A mixed mode compensation circuit for a power converter, comprising:
a digital signal generator configured to operably generate a first pole, the digital signal generator generating a digital signal according to a reference signal and a feedback signal which is related to an output voltage of the power converter;
a digital-to-analog converter coupled to the digital signal generator, configured to operably convert the digital signal into a first analog signal;
an offset injector coupled to the digital signal generator, configured to operably provide a variable offset value determined by a difference between the feedback signal and the reference signal to offset the digital signal to generate a second analog signal; and
an adder configured to operably add the first analog signal and the second analog signal to generate a third analog signal for the power converter to stabilize the output voltage.
5. The mixed mode compensation circuit of claim 4 , further comprising a low-pass filter coupled to an output of the adder.
6. A mixed mode compensation circuit for a power converter, comprising:
a digital signal generator configured to operably generate a first pole, the digital signal generator generating a digital signal according to a reference signal and a feedback signal which is related to an output voltage of the power converter;
a digital-to-analog converter coupled to the digital signal generator, configured to operably convert the digital signal into a first analog signal;
an offset injector coupled to the digital signal generator, configured to operably provide a variable offset value determined by a difference between the feedback signal and the reference signal to offset the digital signal to generate a second analog signal;
a low-pass filter coupled to the offset injector, the low-pass filter being configured to operably filter out high-frequency components of the second analog signal to generate a third analog signal; and
an adder configured to operably add the first analog signal and the third analog signal to generate a fourth analog signal for the power converter to stabilize the output voltage.