DC/DC converter

   
   

A DC/DC converter produces from an input voltage a desired output voltage by first finding the error voltage between the output voltage and a first reference voltage and then controlling the output current according to the differential voltage between the error voltage and a second reference voltage. Used as the first reference voltage is whichever of a variable reference voltage and a first constant reference voltage is lower, and used as the second reference voltage is whichever of the variable reference voltage and a second constant reference voltage is lower. With this circuit configuration, an overshoot or undershoot in the output voltage can be prevented or reduced.

 
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