In a switched-mode power supply, the 'right-half-plane (RHP) zero' in the boost converter transfer function is problematic because it:
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A
Adds 90° phase lead, making the system conditionally stable
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B
Adds 90° phase lag while increasing gain, limiting achievable control bandwidth
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C
Causes output voltage to decrease when duty cycle increases
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D
Only appears under discontinuous conduction mode (DCM)