Hi TI expert,
What is the difference between TI DCS-control and TI D-CAP control?
As you know, D-CAP control actually is basic constant on-time control with adaptive on-timer, also named "ACOT" in some paper or materials.
In this DCS-Control diagram, there's an extra ramp as ripple injection generated by VOS, compared with traditional COT(D-CAP in TI).
However, take below RC network across L as example, it is well known ripple(ramp) injection in COT can improve noise margin and PWM jitter performance, and the most important, can avoid sub-harmonic oscillation stability issue of low ESR output capacitor.
Refer to this App note: D-CAP with ripple injection
So In my view, DCS-control seems no difference from various of traditional COT in paper. What I only noticed is, the injected ramp generation source, coming from VOS-FB, top side resistor divider in parallel with a capacitor. Does it cause "DCS" naming?