When making an SMPS supply using a PWM controller IC and two NFETs for switching, many of the topologies use a high-side driver to drive the upper FET, and the low-side FET is referenced to ground; this assumes that the ouptut voltage needed is positive.
What solution is there if a negative output voltage is needed for high power designs? Is there such a thing as a PWM controller for negative voltages, while still using NFETs?
What solution is there if a negative output voltage is needed for high power designs? Is there such a thing as a PWM controller for negative voltages, while still using NFETs?
I'm a newbie to SMPSs, but I'm almost perfectly sure that there is. It wouldn't make sense that there wouldn't be one...
http://schmidt-walter.fbe.fh-darmstadt.de/smps_e/smps_e.html
This site is unvaluable when it comes to smps theory and calculations.
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