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    Front-cover
    Front-matter
    Contents
    Preface
    Acknowledgments
    Chapter 1. Introduction
    Why Simulate?
    About the SPICE Syntax Used in This Book
    PSpice, SPICE 3, and Other SPICE Extensions
    Chapter 2. SPICE Modeling of Magnetic Components
    Introduction
    Ideal Components in SPICE
    Passive components
    Transformers
    PSpice Coupled Inductor Model
    Reluctance and Physical Models
    Saturable Core Modeling
    SPICE 2 Compatible Core Model
    How the Core Model Works
    Calculating Core Parameters
    Using and Testing the Saturable Core
    SPICE 3 Compatible Core Model
    Example 1—MPP core
    Ferrite Cores
    Example 2—Ferrite core
    Constructing a Transformer
    High-Frequency Winding Effects
    Chapter 3. EMI Filter Design
    Basic Requirements
    EMI filter design flowchart
    Defining the Negative Resistance
    Example 1—Input resistance analysis
    Defining the Harmonic Content
    Example 2—.FOUR analysis
    Example 3—Using the .STEP command to calculate harmonics
    Example 4—EMI filter design
    Damping Elements
    Fourth-Order Filters
    Inrush Current
    MPP Inductors
    Inrush Current Limiting
    Chapter 4. Buck Topology Converters
    Hysteretic Switching Regulator
    Average (State Space) versus Switching Level Transient Models
    Average Modeling Example
    SG1524A Buck Regulator
    Discontinuous Mode Simulation
    An Improved Buck Subcircuit
    Definition of terms
    Governing equations
    Adding Slope Compensation
    Voltage Mode Control
    Improved SG1524A Buck Regulator
    Transient Model
    Chapter 5. Flyback Converters
    A Flyback Subcircuit
    Defined terms
    Governing equations
    Audio Susceptibility
    Feedforward Improvements
    Flyback Transient Response
    Simulating Regulation
    Definitions
    Time Domain Model
    Adding Slope Compensation
    Voltage Mode Control
    Chapter 6. Low-Dropout Linear Regulator
    Transient Response
    Ripple Rejection
    Control Loop Stability
    Chapter 7. DC-to-AC Conversions
    Using SPICE to Generate a Sine ROM
    State Machine Modeling in XSPICE
    Using the Sine Reference to Drive a Power Stage
    Improving the sine-wave power circuit
    Powering Nonlinear Loads
    Three-Phase Sine Reference
    An improved stepped waveform
    Harmonic Neutralized Full-Bridge Inverter
    Harmonic Neutralized Half-Bridge Inverter
    PWM Inverter
    Chapter 8. Power Factor Correction
    Single-Phase Transformer Rectifier
    Three-Phase Transformer Rectifier
    Discontinuous Flyback Power Factor Corrector
    Critical Conduction Power Factor Corrector
    Boost Mode Power Factor Corrector
    Chapter 9. Improving Simulation Performance
    Building Circuit Models
    Simplifying Your Models
    Output Stage Complexity
    .OPTIONS
    State Machine Models
    Hardware Considerations
    Chapter 10. Solving Convergence and Other Simulation Problems
    Simulation Convergence—Quick Fix
    Repetitive or Switching Simulations
    Simulation Convergence
    General Discussion
    DC Convergence Solutions
    Transient Convergence Solutions
    Modeling Tips
    Suggested Readings
    Index
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    Switchmode PowerSupply Simulation withPSpice andSPICE3 Steven M. Sandler McGraw-Hill New York Chicago San Francisco Lisbon London Madrid Mexico City Milan New Delhi San Juan Seoul Singapore Sydney Toronto
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