Tuesday 1 August 2017

A 100-mA, 99.11% Current Efficiency, 2-mVpp Ripple Digitally Controlled LDO With Active Ripple Suppression



Proposed Title
Design of FPGA based Digitally Controlled LDO for automatic speed control application 

Abstract
Digital low-dropout (DLDO) regulators are gaining attention due to their design scalability for distributed multiple voltage domain applications required in state-of-the-art system on- chips. Due to the discrete nature of the output current and the discrete-time control loop, the steady-state response of the DLDO has inherent output voltage ripple. A hybrid DLDO (HD-LDO) with fast response and stable operation across a wide load range while reducing the output voltage ripple is proposed. In the HD-LDO, a DLDO and a low current analog ripple cancellation amplifier (RCA) work in parallel. The DLDO suppresses the output dc of the RCA within its current resolution. With this arrangement, a majority of the dc load current is provided by the DLDO and the RCA supplies ripple cancellation current. The HD-LDO is designed and fabricated in a 180-nm CMOS technology,

Existing System
In the existing system In the HD-LDO, a DLDO and a low current analog ripple cancellation amplifier (RCA) work in parallel is designed. The DLDO suppresses the output dc of the RCA within its current resolution. With this arrangement, a majority of the dc load current is provided by the DLDO and the RCA supplies ripple cancellation current. The HD-LDO is designed and fabricated in a 180-nm CMOS technology.

Proposed System
In the proposed system FPGA controlled DLDO is implemented using Memristor scheme. The memristor is implemented and used for controlling the DLDO in such a way it produce numerous number of DLDO values to control the speed of the machines, rotor speed, frequency control , wavelength etc Here we implement a digital LDO using FPGA for speed control application 

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