5. Conclusion

This article presents the various digital solutions used today for the digital control of power electronics converters. These solutions have been divided into three main families:

• digital software solutions. They are characterized by ease of programming, particularly when using hardware gas pedals for floating-point computing such as FPUs;

• digital hardware solutions. These are more lexible, since the designer himself designs the control architecture. Although they present a more difficult implementation process, they enable the time constraints of control algorithms to be met, despite the complexity of the algorithmic content;

• hybrid digital solutions. These enable joint hardware/software implementation, while benefiting from the programming simplicity of software solutions...