Switch-Mode Power Supply SPICE Cookbook

Now you can get solutions to the most difficult problems facing power supply designers: shrinking size and increased thermal constraints. Christophe Basso’s SMPS SPICE Cookbook is a complete designer’s toolkit with tested, ready-to-run SPICE models on an accompanying CD-ROM. The models come in all three SPICE flavors with demo versions. You can start from scratch, installing the software and simulating the examples in the book without any SPICE experience whatsoever. All the common SMPS topologies are covered: buck, boost, buck-boost, and SEPIC. Each is described in terms of relative strengths and weaknesses and then modeled. Just turn to the CD, pull out the model in the flavor of SPICE you use, plug in your own values – and out comes a design solution. All the models in the book have been carefully simulated and tested. A special website even lets you access new models that will be posted on a continuing basis

Contents           

   Chapter 1: Overview.
   Chapter 2: Generic Models for Faster Simulations.
   Chapter 3: Topology by Topology Simulation Recipes:
   Chapter 4: Voltage Mode Boost.
   Chapter 5: Current Mode Boost.
   Chapter 6: Voltage Mode Buck.
   Chapter 7: Current Mode Buck.
   Chapter 8: Voltage Mode Flyback.
   Chapter 9: Current Mode Flyback.
   Chapter 10: Voltage Mode Forward.
   Chapter 11: Current Mode Forward.
   Chapter 12: Voltage Mode Push-Pull.
   Chapter 13: Current Mode Push-Pull.
   Chapter 14: Voltage Mode Half-Bridge.
   Chapter 15: Current Mode Half-Bridge.
   Chapter 16: More Complex Simulations.
   Chapter 17: The SEPIC.
   Chapter 18: The Series-Parallel Resonant Converter.
   Chapter 19: Critical Mode Converter.
   Chapter 20: Putting the Models to Work.
   Chapter 21: PFC Circuit Simulation with PSIM.
   Chapter 22: Applying the K Factor for Quick Pole-Zero.
   Chapter 23: Compensation.
   Chapter 24: On the CD-ROM