FIG. 5 illustrates a structure diagram of a system in which one or more power controllers may control the voltage at a load device. In FIG. 5, device 502 is powered by power source 504. Device 502 may be any electronic device. In some embodiments device 502 may be a sensitive electronic device, such as a computer processor or ASIC. Power source 504 provides power through line 506 (which may be a wire that is, for example, embedded in a circuit board) to converters 508-514. Converters 508-514 may be DC/DC MOSFET-based converters, and may operate out of phase with each other. In other words, converters 508-514 may be configured such that, during normal (e.g., steady-state) operation, a steady-state controller would only issue a command to start pulsing to one converter at any given time. However, it is possible that, during high-transient situations, more than one of converters 508-514 (e.g., converters 510 and 514 or all of converters 508-514) may pulse simultaneously, if commanded by, for example, an oversampling controller.
