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Finding the transfer function for same circuit under two different situaton

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1. Circuit

I am analysing the stability for a ciruit in cadence by breaking the feedback loop. For stability analysis we have to find the Loop gain which is A(s)B, where B is beta factor 

A(s) = Adc/((s/po)+1) - single pole opamp system

 

The above circuit has a loog gain

AB = ((Adc*Cf*Ron*po)s  +  Adc*po)/ (s^2(Ron*(Cin+Cf)) + s((Ron*po)*(Cin+Cf) + 1)  + po)

This has 2 poles and 1 zero

P1 = -po

P2 =  - 1/(Ron) *(Cin+Cf))

Z =  - 1/(Ron) *Cf)

These equations were verified in matlab and the simulations were matching with the calculation now

2. Modified Circuit

Now the same circuit is modified with a switch added with the resistor Ron. 

The switching wave is given below.

  

Now during ton, the Loop gain (AB) is same as before (including Ron, since the switch is closed). But during toff, the Ron is inneffective and the loop gain is changed as shown below

AB = (Adc*Cf*po)/ s(Cin+Cf)) + (Cin+Cf) *po

There is only one pole now

P = -po

But how can I comeup with an overall transfer function considering the swtching waveform. That means for ton, I should have the same transfer function as case1 and during toff  should have the transfer function as case2. Also, the switching wave is periodic with period = ton + toff.

If someone know this how to model the transfer function, it will be helpful. Because, the stability analysis shows diferent results for both cases. I assume that this is due to the two different transfer functions.


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