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A Chaotic Peak Current-Mode Boost Converter for EMI Reduction and Ripple Suppression

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A novel chaotic peak current-mode boost converter is proposed that can effectively reduce electromagnetic interference and suppress ripples of the converter's output, resulting in a better design for power supplies.
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A novel chaotic peak current-mode boost converter is proposed. By deriving its corresponding current mapping function, a thorough analysis of its chaotic behavior is carried out. As demonstrated both in simulations and experiments, the proposed design can effectively reduce electromagnetic interference and suppress ripples of the converter's output, resulting in a better design for power supplies.

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Improvement of power supply EMC by chaos

TL;DR: In this article, the authors demonstrate the feasibility of using chaos to depress the spectral peaks of the interference from a switched mode power supply and show that the spectrum of the input current is spread, its peaks are reduced and EMC is improved compared to the case when the circuit is operating periodically.
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Calculation of the periodic spectral components in a chaotic DC-DC converter

TL;DR: In this paper, a simple mapping is derived, which describes the behavior of a peak currentmode controlled boost converter operating chaotically, and the invariant density of this mapping is calculated iteratively and, from this, the power density spectrum of the input current at the clock frequency and its harmonics are deduced.
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Some applications of chaos in power converters

TL;DR: In this article, the theory of chaos is used to improve the electromagnetic compatibility of power supplies and a targeting scheme is presented to make a chaotic converter jump rapidly between two stabilised modes of operation.
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Current control technique for improving EMC in power converters

TL;DR: In this paper, a chaotically modulated off-time current mode control for DC-DC converters which spreads the inductor current spectrum is presented and compared with other methods proposed in the literature.
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Minimising EMI problems with chaos

TL;DR: In this paper, it is shown that chaos can be used in power electronic circuits to spread the spectrum of power converters, thereby reducing the interference power at any target frequency, and that this natural phenomenon can be effectively used in minimising EMI problems.
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