Modern electronic systems, particularly portable consumer electronic systems and processor based systems, are power hungry, compact, and feature packed. This book presents the most essential summaries of the theory behind DC-DC converter topologies of both linear and switching types. The text discusses power supply characteristics and design specifications based on new developments in power management techniques and modern semiconductors entering into the portable electronics market. The author also addresses off-the-line power supplies, digital control of power supply, power supply protection, transient protection, and patent-pending supercapacitor based techniques.
Chapter 1 : Review of fundamentals related to DC power supply design
Chapter 2 : Switching power supply topologies and design fundamentals
Chapter 3 : An overview on power semiconductors and characteristics
Chapter 4 : Power Management
Chapter 5 : Design of off-the-line power supplies, external power supplies and new energy standards
Chapter 6 : Resonant converters
Chapter 7 : Control loop design in power supplies
Chapter 8 : Digital control in DC power supplies
Chapter 9 : Power supply protection
Chapter 10 : Power supply measurements and simulation
Chapter 11 : Super capacitors in DC power supplies and UPS systems
Chapter 12 : Power Management and Surge Protection for Power Electronic Systems
