BUCK Energiespeicherinduktor
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How do you choose a buck converter inductor?
Key considerations in inductor selection include: Inductance—the rated value of the inductor and its impact on the ripple current in the buck converter. DC current rating—translated from the output current needs of the buck converter, the DC current rating is linked directly to the temperature rise of the inductor and its DC resistance (DCR).
What is a buck converter?
Buck (Step-Down) Converter Switching regulators are used in a variety of applications to provide stable and efficient power conversion. A buck converter is a specific type of switching regulator that steps down the input voltage to a lower level output. Fig. 1 shows a typical buck converter circuit when switching element Q1 is ON.
What is buck converter power stage?
Buck Converter Power Stage Integrated circuit used to build the buck converter. This is necessary because some parameters for the calculations must be derived from the data sheet. If these parameters are known, the power stage can be calculated.
Why is buck converter inductor integration difficult?
As a core component of a buck converter, an inductor with large inductance and small resistance is desirable for high power efficiency, but on-chip inductor integration is challenging due to silicon-area constraints and parasitic effects.
What factors affect a buck converter?
Saturation current rating—translated from the buck converter’s output current, ripple current and protection features. Core loss—translated or linked to the switching frequency and materials used by the inductor manu-facturer. Size—linked to the specific use case. All of these considerations are directly related to induc-tor specifications.
Do fully integrated buck converters improve performance and reduce power consumption?
Abstract: Fully integrated buck converters can improve performance and reduce the power consumption of system-on-chip by providing point-of-load regulation with dynamic voltage scaling .