This project involves the design of a power supply for a next-generation microprocessor application. The power supply will generate a 1.1-1.85V digitally controllable output capable of supplying up to 50A with a transient of 50A/us, while maintaining less than +-80mV of ripple and 80% efficiency. This project focuses on power electronics, microelectronics, control theory, PCB design, and power MOSFETs. This project was conducted under the sponsorship of NECAMSID, with project specifications supplied by Texas Instruments, formerly Unitrode.

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Creator

• Metivier, Ryan Jon
• Luu, Qui Thanh
• Corrado, Carla Ann

Publisher

• Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Identifier

• 00D102M

Advisor

• McNeill, John A.

Year

• 2000

Sponsor

• Texas Instruments (formerly Unitrode)
• New England Center for Analog and Mixed Signal Integrated Circuit Design (NECAMSID)

Date created

• 2000-01-01

Resource type

• Major Qualifying Project

Major

• Electrical Engineering

Rights statement

• In Copyright