Easy to Follow Voltage Mode vs Current Mode vs Voltage Mode + Voltage Feedforward Control Methods
When applied to switch mode power supplies, the most common control methods are Voltage Mode Control, Peak Current Mode Control and Voltage Mode Control with Input Voltage Feedforward. In this video, Dr Seyed Ali Shirsavar of Biricha Digital will explain, in his easy to follow way, how these control methods work, what their advantages and disadvantages and which one is most suitable for your application. A more detailed presentation including an easy to follow Power Supply Control Method Selection Flowchart can be downloaded from here: https://www.biricha.com/psudf-vimode For our current sense circuit design video please visit here: • Current Transformer based Current Sense Ci...

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