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Relative Stability Analysis of Multi-Loop Low Dropout Regulators Using a Sub-Loop Superposition Method
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DOI：10.1109/TCSII.2023.3282633.png)
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Circuit designers favor open-loop stability analysis, which finds a breaking point in phase margin (PM) simulation. However, the conventional open-loop based method may not suit a multi-loop system that has multiple potential breaking points. It is unclear which breaking point is correct, or whether a correct breaking point exists. In this brief, we first define relative stability from the worst stable sub-system of the original closed-loop system, and use it as a reference. Then, we examine and discuss the limitations of the conventional open-loop based method for a multi-loop system. The conventional method only indicates the absolute stability if the system has no common touching point. Subsequently, we propose a Sub-loop Superposition method for such a system, analyzing the relative stability in an open-loop way. We use the proposed method in two multi-loop low dropout regulators. The obtained PMs match the reference, verifying the effectiveness of the proposed method.
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Multi-loop system
stability
open-loop
closed-loop
low dropout regulator (LDO)
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