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Adaptive Inductor and Frequency Management for Integrated Power Converters
This work presents a digitally controlled adaptive power conversion framework that dynamically co-optimizes inductor configuration and switching frequency to achieve high efficiency across a wide range of load conditions. Conventional buck converters are typically optimized for a single operating po
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