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Switch-Mode Power Supplies SPICE Simulations and Practical Designs OrCAD/PSpice Simulation Libraries and Design Templates Christophe Basso 2007 Revision 0.3 May 2007 The present Word file describes the content of the OrCAD/PSpice simulation templates available with the release of the book «Switch-Mode Power Supply SPICE Simulations and Practical Designs». The purpose of these templates is to simplify the design and test of several key topologies among the most popular ones. The files are sorted out by the book chapters where design examples are described. Numerous simulation circuits are given away along with the book (italic green), the rest are only available on a set of files separately distributed. Please check http://perso.orange.fr/cbasso/spice.htm for more details on how to order the library. Chapter 1 dc-dc and regulation theory OrCAD PSpice : chapter 1.opj Regulator 2 step Rload w comp: step load response of a simplified linear regulator Boost converter: a simplified boost converter running open loop Boost EMI: the EMI signature of a simplified boost converter Buck converter: a simplified buck converter running open loop Buck-boost: a simplified buck-boost converter running open loop Dampled RLC: a damped RLC network loaded by a negatic impedance converter Non dampled RLC: a non-damped RLC network loaded by a negatic impedance converter PWM modulator: a simple Pulse Width Modulator circuitry Regulator 1: a simple bipolar-based linear regulator Regulator 2 audio: the audio susceptibility of a simple bipolar-based linear regulator Regulator 2 stepped Vin: regulator response with a stepped input Regulator 2 Zout: output impedance of the regulator 2 Regulator step Rload no comp: un-compensated step load response RLC zout: output impedance of the uncompensated RLC network Chapter 2 Small-signal theory OrCAD PSpice : chapter2_1.opj test buck open-loop VM: a simple buck converter in voltage-mode basic CCM-DCM buck: a basic buck configuration using the PWM switch model boost PWM switch large signal: the large-signal boost model in VM boost PWM switch small-signal: the small-signal boost model in VM CCM-DCM buck CL: small-signal model of the buck with closed-loop control Large signal buck: the large-signal buck model in VM Non-linear diode: a diode operated in a non-linear zone small-signal buck SSA: small-signal response based on the SSA canonical model small-signal buck SSA Zout CL: closed-loop output impedance of the buck using the SSA canonical model small-signal buck SSA Zout OL: open-loop output impedance of the buck using the SSA canonical model test buck closed-loop CM: small-signal response of the CM buck operated in closed-loop test buck closed-loop tran VM: transient response of the compensated VM buck test buck cycle-by-cycle CM: the cycle-by-cycle CM simplified buck transient response test buck cycle-by-cycle VM: the cycle-by-cycle VM simplified buck transient response test buck open-loop CM: small-signal response of the CM buck operated in open-loop OrCAD PSpice : chapter2_2.opj BCM current-mode averaged: averaged transient response of a boost operated in BCM CM BCM current-mode cycle-by-cycle: cycle-by-cycle response of a boost operated in BCM CM BCM voltage-mode averaged: averaged transient response of a boost operated in BCM VM BCM voltage-mode cycle-by-cycle: cycle-by-cycle response of a boost operated in BCM VM Lossy buck CM: the lossy current-mode model demonstrated in a a buck converter Lossy buck VM: the lossy voltage-mode model demonstrated in a buck converter

OrCAD PSpice : collection of Copec circuits.opj Boost VM: an auto-toggling voltage-mode boost converter Buck CPM: a current-programmed buck converter example Buck VM: an auto-toggling voltage-mode buck converter Buck-boost VM: an auto-toggling voltage-mode buck-boost converter Flyback VM: an auto-toggling voltage-mode flyback converter Isolated CUK VM: an isolated CUK converter operated in voltage-mode Non-isolated CUK: a non-isolated CUK converter operated in voltage-mode Sepic VM: a voltage-mode SEPIC OrCAD PSpice : collection of PWM switch circuits.opj Boost CM: small-signal response of the current-mode boost converter Boost VM: small-signal response of the voltage-mode boost converter Buck CM: small-signal response of the current-mode buck converter Buck VM: small-signal response of the current-mode buck converter Buck-boost CM: small-signal response of the current-mode buck-boost converter Buck-boost VM: small-signal response of the voltage-mode buck-boost converter Flyback VM: small-signal response of the voltage-mode flyback converter Flyback CM: small-signal response of the current-mode flyback converter Forward CM: small-signal response of the current-mode forward converter Forward VM: small-signal response of the voltage-mode forward converter Isolated CUK VM: small-signal response of the isolated voltage-mode CUK converter Non-isolated CUK VM: small-signal response of the non-isolated voltage-mode CUK converter SEPIC VM: small-signal response of the voltage-mode SEPIC Tapped boost: small-signal response of the isolated voltage-mode tapped boost converter Tapped buck: small-signal response of the isolated voltage-mode tapped buck converter Chapter 3 Control loop theory OrCAD PSpice : chapter3_2.opj Buck CM k factor ac: a current-mode buck converter using the OPAMP-based k factor compensation Buck CM k factor tran: the step load response of the CM buck converter using the k factor compensation Buck VM k factor ac: a voltage-mode buck converter using the OPAMP-based k factor compensation Buck VM k factor tran: the step load response of the VM buck converter using the k factor compensation Buck VM manual ac: a voltage-mode buck converter using the OPAMP-based manual compensation Buck VM manual tran: the step load response of the VM buck converter using manual compensation Error amplifier types: all types 1, 2, 2a, 2b and 3 compensation networks using OPAMPs Poles and zeros: passive implementation of poles and zeroes Type 1: the type-1 compensation built with an OPAMP and k factor Type 2: the type-2 compensation built with an OPAMP and k factor Type 2 manual: the type-2 compensation built with an OPAMP with manual pole / zero placement Type 3: the type-3 compensation built with an OPAMP and k factor Type 3 manual split: the type-3 compensation built with an OPAMP with manual poles / zeros placement OrCAD PSpice : chapter3_2.opj Flyback CM opto 1: ac small-signal response with the optocoupler pole in the feedback path Flyback CM opto 2: ac small-signal response without the optocoupler pole Flyback CM opto 3: transient step response of the compensated flyback converter Flyback shuntreg AC: ac small-signal model for a shunt-regulated flyback converter (TOPSwitch -like) Flyback shunt reg TRAN: stepload response of the compensated shunt-regulated flyback converter Opto pole: test fixture used to extract the pole of the optocoupler model TL431 bias current: TL431 test fixture to check the bias current circulating in the regulator TL431-based type 2: the type-2 regulator based on the TL431 using k factor TL431-based type 3: the type-3 regulator based on the TL431 using k factor TL431-based type 3 manual: the type-3 regulator based on the TL431 using manual pole-zero placement

Chapter 4 Generic model descriptions OrCAD PSpice : chapter4.opj UC384X OPAMP: the UC384X modeled operational amplifier Astable generator: a simple square-wave generator built with a comparator Buck CM: a current-mode buck converter using a generic model DeadTime: a dead-time generator using AND gates Fanout source: a source featuring a finite maximum output current Forward VM: a voltage-mode forward using a generic model Generic passive: passive elements using ABM equations HB deadtime: a half-bridge generator including a deadtime Jiles-Atherton: PSpice model of the Jiles-Atherton magnetic material, hysteresis plot Power VCO LLC: a power voltage-controlled oscillator used to drive a resonant LLC circuit Power VCO w DT: a power VCO used to drive a resonant LLC circuit with a half-bridge Reactor wo hysteresis: a simple reactor model without the hysteresis cycle Saturable core: a simple saturable core model Sw Hysteresis clock: a square-wave generator built using a new hysteresis switch model UVLO: a simple Under Voltage LockOut (UVLO) sub-circuit Chapter 5 dc-dc design examples OrCAD PSpice : dc-dc converters.opj Boost CM: a battery-powered current-mode boost converter delivering 6 V / 800 ma, cycle-by-cycle simulation Push-pull CM: a 5 V / 10 A telecom converter using a push-pull configuration, cycle-by-cycle simulation Buck CM : a 5 V / 2 A from a 12 V car battery OrCAD PSpice : chapter5.opj Buck CM synchro: a 10 V to 5 V / 10 A synchronous buck converter in current-mode. Buck CM transient: a 10 V to 5 V / 10 A buck converter in current-mode, steady-state operation Buck CM step load: a 10 V to 5 V / 10 A buck converter in current-mode, step load response Buck CM ac sweep: a 10 V to 5 V / 10 A buck converter in current-mode, ac stability analysis Buck VM transient: a 24 V to 12 V / 4 A voltage-mode buck converter, steady-state operation Buck VM transient load step: a 24 V to 12 V / 4 A voltage-mode buck converter, step load response Buck VM Zin: a 24 V to 12 V / 4 A voltage-mode buck, input impedance sweep Buck VM ac sweep with filter: a 24 V to 12 V / 4 A voltage-mode buck, stability analysis Buck-boost VM transient: a buck-boost voltage-mode 10 V to 12V / 2 A, steady-state operation Buck-boost VM step load: a buck-boost voltage-mode 10 V to 12V / 2 A, step load response Buck-boost VM ac sweep: a buck-boost voltage-mode 10 V to 12V / 2 A, ac stability analysis Buck-boost CM transient: a buck-boost current-mode 10 V to 12V / 2 A, steady-state operation Buck-boost CM step load: a buck-boost current-mode 10 V to 12V / 2 A, step load response Buck-boost CM ac sweep: a buck-boost current-mode 10 V to 12V / 2 A, ac stability analysis Boost CM ac sweep: a boost current-mode 2.7 V to 5 V / 1 A, ac stability analysis Boost CM step load: a boost current-mode 2.7 V to 5 V / 1 A, step load response without filter Boost CM transient: a boost current-mode 2.7 V to 5 V / 1 A, steady-state operation Boost CM Zin : a boost current-mode 2.7 V to 5 V / 1 A, input impedance sweep Boost CM transient step load: a boost current-mode 2.7 V to 5 V / 1 A, step load response with filter Boost VM transient: a boost voltage-mode 12 V to 48 V / 2 A, steady-state response Boost VM step load: a boost voltage-mode 12 V to 48 V / 2 A, step load response Boost VM ac sweep: a boost voltage-mode 12 V to 48 V / 2 A, ac stability analysis Chapter 6 Power Factor Correction circuit examples OrCAD PSpice : chapter6.opj CCM peak average PFC: a CCM PFC using peak-current mode control using an average model.

BCM 150 W averaged PFC: a borderline conduction PFC delivering 150 W with a 33262 average model BCM 150 W cycle-by-cycle PFC: a borderline conduction PFC delivering 150 W with a cycle-by-cycle model BCM 150 W voltage-mode PFC: a bordeline PFC delivering 150 W and operated in VM. Average model. BCM Flyback average PFC: a PFC delivering 100 W based on a flyback converter operated in BCM CCM average PFC Lloyd Dixon: an average current-mode PFC after Lloyd Dixon example. Average model. CCM boost average PFC: 1 kw average current-mode PFC built with average model. DCM boost average PFC: 100 W PFC operated in voltage-mode control. Hysteretic cycle-by-cycle PFC: a PFC using the hysteretic regulation mode delivering 150 W doubler: a diode bridge in a doubler configuration. Fullwave in-rush: this template simulates the power-on sequence with a diode bridge Fullwave mains impedance: this schematic models the mains output impedance Fullwave rectifier passive PFC: power factor correction made passive valley-fill PFC: the valley-fill type of passive PFC Fullwave rectifier: a full-wave rectifier loaded by a constant power load Hold-up time: the hold-up time simulation on a full-wave rectifier Chapter 7 Flyback converters OrCAD PSpice : flyback.opj 2-switch flyback: a 12 V / 31 A 2-switch flyback converter operated in current-mode control from a PFC 1-switch flyback: a 19 V / 5 A 1-switch flyback converter operated in current-mode control from the mains OrCAD PSpice : flyback1.opj 2-switch flyback: a 12 V / 31 A 2-switch flyback converter operated in current-mode control from the mains flyback ac design 1 ac no opto: ac analysis of a 20 W universal mains flyback operated in current-mode control flyback ac design 1 ac tran: step load response of the above using an averaged model flyback ac design 1 ac w opto: ac analysis of a 20 W universal mains flyback, optocoupler in the ac path flyback tran design 1: cycle-by-cycle simulation of the 20 W flyback using a generic model flyback tran design 1 stepload: cycle-by-cycle step load response of the 20 W flyback using a generic model flyback design 1 UC384 stepload : transient simulation of the 20 W flyback with a UC384X controller flyback design 1 UC3843 ac : ac analysis of the 20 W flybacj built with a UC384X controller flyback tran design 1 UC3843: cycle-by-cycle step response of the 20 W flyback using a UC384X controller OrCAD PSpice : flyback2.opj flyback tran design 2: cycle-by-cycle simulation of a 90 W CCM current-mode converter, generic model flyback ac design 2 stepload: average simulation of a 90 W CCM current-mode converter, step load flyback ac design 2 w opto: average simulation of a 90 W CCM current-mode converter, opto in the ac path flyback ac design 2 wo opto: average simulation of a 90 W CCM current-mode converter, no opto in the ac path flyback ac design UC38 stepload: : average simulation of a 90 W CCM current-mode converter, UC384X opamp flyback ac design UC384X: average simulation of a 90 W CCM current-mode converter, ac sweep flyback tran design 2 stepload: cycle-by-cycle of a 90 W CCM CM converter, generic, step load response flyback tran design UC stepload: cycle-by-cycle of a 90 W CCM CM converter, UC384X, step load response flyback tran design UC3842: cycle-by-cycle of a 90 W CCM CM converter, UC384X, steady-state OrCAD PSpice : flyback active clamp.opj Active clamp: a simple fixed frequency flyback current-mode implementing the active-clamp technique OrCAD PSpice : flyback multioutput.opj Multioutput tran stepload: cycle-by-cycle BCM CM flyback using a generic model, step load response Multioutput ac stepload : average simulations of the BCM multioutput CM flyback converter Multioutput ac sweep: small-signal response of the multi-output BCM flyback converter Multioutput tran: cycle-by-cycle BCM CM flyback using a generic model, steady-state simulation Chapter 8 Forward converters

OrCAD PSpice : forward.opj 50 W forward: 50 W single switch 5 V / 10 A european mains, cycle-by-cycle simulation OrCAD PSpice : foward designs 1.opj Yes, I know, the «r» is missing 2-switch forward: a telecom 2-switch forward converter delivering 5 V / 60 A 120 W single SW fwd loadstep: 120 W single switch 12 V / 10 A PFC input, transient step response 120 W single SW forward ac: 120 W single switch, ac response based on a UC384X OPAMP 120 W single SW forward ac step: 120 W single switch, load step response based on a UC384X OPAMP 120 W single SW forward TRAN: 120 W single switch cycle-by-cycle simulation based on a UC384X controller OrCAD PSpice : forward designs 2.opj the «r» is back! simple SW forward: a 12 V / 20 A 2-switch forward converter using a simplified current-mode controller 2SW fwd design 12 V 20 A ac: ac sweep of the 12 V / 20 A 2-switch forward converter 2SW fwd design 12 V 20 A step: cycle-by-cycle 2-switch forward converter, transient response to a load step 2SW fwd design 12 V 20 A tran: cycle-by-cycle 2-switch forward converter, steady-state simulation 2SW fwd design 12V20A ac step: step load response using the average model OrCAD PSpice : forward designs 3.opj multi-output fwd tran loadstep: an ATX multi-output 5 V / 15 A and 3.3 V / 15 A 2-SW converter with UC3844 forward active clamp: an active clamp forward converter operating in open-loop forward RCD clamp: a single switch forward converter featuring a RCD demagnetization forward resonant reset: a single switch forward converter featuring a resonant demagnetization multi-output fwd ac loadstep: step load response of an ATX multi-output using an average UC3844 OPAMP multi-output forward ac: ac small-signal response of the ATX multi-output using coupled inductors multi-output fwd tran: steady-state cycle-by-cycle response of the ATX multi-output using coupled inductors OrCAD PSpice : forward designs 4.opj multi-output fwd cycle b-c step: an ATX multi-output 5 V / 15 A and 12 V / 15 A 2-SW converter with UC3844 multi-output forward ac: small-signal response of the ATX multi-output using coupled inductors multi-output fwd ac loadstep: loadstep response of the ATX multi-output forward featuring coupled inductors mutli-output fwd cycle-b-cycle: an ATX multi-output 5 V / 15 A and 12 V / 15 A 2-SW converter with UC3844