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Stability Analysis of a Controller/Observer for Input-Constrained DC-DC Boost Power Converters

In this paper, a new stability analysis of a known controller/observer for DC-DC boost converters is presented. The new analysis considers the overall closed–loop system, which includes the dynamics of the observation error as well as the dynamics of current and voltage error. This analysis relies in the stability theory of cascaded time-varying systems. In addition, two real–time experiments are shown, illustrating the robustness of the controller/observer.