At time 212 the voltage controller once again measures the voltage and identifies a voltage decrease of a magnitude (i.e., the absolute value of the change) that is above the voltage-change threshold. Thus, the voltage controller responds according to the oversampling pattern and issues a command to the second converter to pulse again, starting at time 212 (i.e., rather than responding according to the steady state pattern, which would require waiting until time 214, at which point the voltage controller could issue a command to the first converter). This second pulse by the second converter is represented by pulse 226. This ability to react quickly to a significant transient may, in this example, prevent the voltage of the system from dropping to below the operating range of the load device in the system.