Learn to design and implement digital power supplies with Texas Instruments' TMS320C2000 microcontroller generation.
• Reduce your development time and learning curve
• Aimed at analogue power supply designers and embedded systems engineers
• Morning theory followed by extensive design labs in the afternoon
• Requires no/little knowledge of programming
• Automated web tools make discrete time-control theory easy
• Dedicated C2000 mcu peripheral libraries minimise coding
• Complete syllabus available on www.biricha.com
Day 1: Introduction to digital power
• Topologies used in the workshop (digital buck/synchronous buck and flyback)
• The C2000 mcu generation's development tools and features (GPIOs, PWM, over-current trip zones, ADC, etc.)
• Lab: Use Biricha Digital's libraries to run mcu code with minimal programming
Day 2: Digital power supply design
• Step-by-step design of digital power supplies
• Discrete control theory, Z transforms and digital convolution
• How to design digital compensators for voltage mode control
• Lab: Design and implement multiple voltage mode digital controllers on the C2000 mcu
Day 3: Digital Peak Current Mode Using Piccolo B and CLA
• Piccolo B and the CLA
• How to design digital compensators for peak current mode control
• Digital slope compensation
• Lab: Implement peak current mode with slope compensation on Piccolo B and CLA
