Project 1 - Loss calculation for a DC/DC converter-MATLAB
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Example of Power Loss Calculation for a Power Supply IC(Case of a synchronous rectification IC with an internal MOSFET)
The graphic below illustrates the relevant details from the standpoint of power supply IC losses. Here, the example is an IC with an internal MOSFET in the output stage. The blue portions are relevant here. The inductor is external, and so is omitted. When calculating the losses of the controller-type IC used in previous explanations, the losses of the MOSFET and the inductor are not included.
In order to calculate losses, values in the terms of the equations used in calculations described above are needed. These are, in essence, the values appearing in data sheets.
In general, minimum, typical, and maximum values are given for data sheet specifications, that is, IC parameter values. Depending on the parameter, not all of the minimum, maximum and typical values are given; for example, only minimum or maximum value, or only typical value.
Which value to use requires consideration of various matters, but considering the scattering among values, losses should probably be calculated assuming worst-case conditions.
Here, the values shown on the right are used. These values assume worst-case conditions. As the calculation procedure, the individual losses are calculated using the equations shown, and the losses are added.
① High-side MOSFET conduction loss
② Low-side MOSFET conduction loss
③ High-side MOSFET switching loss
④ Dead time loss
⑤ Power consumption caused by IC control circuit
⑥ Gate charge loss
Total of power losses for the power supply IC
In this example, power losses for the power supply IC are approximately 1 W. If the information necessary for calculations can be assembled, the calculations themselves are not particularly difficult.
THE MODEL
THE OUTPUT OF THE MODEL
