Please find below a selection of scientific and academic publications dealing with PSIM applications.
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285 download(s)
2. How to Use the ACSweep
Vincent Capron - Powersys
This tutorial explains how to use the PSIM function AcSweep.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 01-12-2004
Type: Powersys tutorial
Language: English
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306 download(s)
3. How to use the DLL Block
Vincent Capron - Powersys
This document explains how to use the PSIM function DLL.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 01-12-04
Type: Powersys tutorial
Language: English
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253 download(s)
4. How to use the Simcoupler
Vincent Capron - Powersys
This tutorial explains how to use the PSIM function "Simcoupler"
Document focus on / product (power):
None (undefined)
Publication: 01-12-04
Type: Powersys tutorial
Language: English
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249 download(s)
5. Sensorless Sinusoidal Current Rectifier Supplied from
Krzysztof Wejrzanowski, Wlodzimierz Koczara - Warsaw University of Technology
Paper presents theory and test results of sensorless
sinusoidal current active rectifier with controllable waveform of ac supply current.
Document focus on / product (power):
Rectifier (undefined)
Publication: 01-06-2004
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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6. An application of PSIM simulation software for
rapid prototyping of DSP based power electronics
control systems
Bartomiej Kaminski, Krzysztof Wejrzanowski, Wlodzimierz Koczara - Warsaw University of Technology
The paper presents power electronics research opportunities provided by PSIM simulation software and high performance floating point DSP controller.
Advantages of PSIM?s C/C++ modeling capabilities are shown by modeling of DSP controller runtime environment(RTE).
Document focus on / product (power):
None (undefined)
Publication: 01-06-2004
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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7. Control System of the Variable Speed Autonomous Doubly
G. Iwanski, Wlodzimierz Koczara - Warsaw University of Technology
In the following paper the autonomous power generation system includes a doubly fed induction generator is described. A simplified topology of the power electronics
converter, connected to the rotor, is applied. Subsynchronous range of speed is main region of operation but small, negative, close to rated slip, is also possible. An external source is used for an initial excitation of the generator and then a converter connecting rotor and stator is used to control stator voltage.
Document focus on / product (power):
Drive (undefined)
Publication: ?
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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9. Simple Autonomous Sensorless Generation System With Wound Induction Machine
Wlodzimierz Koczara - Warsaw University of Technology
The paper presents theory and results of tests of simple variable speed autonomous generating system. The
system consists of double fed induction machine and power electronic converter. A topology and control
system permits island operation.
For design a simulation program SIMCAD with DLL package is applied.
Document focus on / product (power):
Drive (undefined)
Publication: 29/10/2004
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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305 download(s)
10. Utilisation des outils de simulation pour une approche pédagogique en électronique de puissance.
Frédéric Richardeau, Hubert Piquet, Philippe Ladoux - Enseeiht Olivier Toury - Powersys
Simulation tools for power electronics specially adapted to an educational approach now exist, as they are conceived to enable the simulation of power converters and control loops in a very intuitive way. PSIM simulation software used in this study allows digital simulations of converters (diagram, calculation, visualization) in a simple, robust, rapid and almost immediate way for students.
Document focus on / product (power):
None (undefined)
Publication: 29/10/2004
Type: Scientific publication
Language: French
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11. PSIM virtual machinery of a cruise ship for dynamic performance studies
Ronan Besrest - Capsim
This paper presents the design and the results of a virtual machinery tool developed with PSIM software dedicated to transient analysis of All Electric Ship power networks. This work has been made for and with a major French ship manufacturer.
Document focus on / product (power):
Electrical Network (undefined)
Publication: 01/01/2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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627 download(s)
13. An application of PSIM simulation software for rapid prototyping of DSP based power electronics control systems
Bartomiej Kaminski - Warsaw University of Technology
An application of PSIM simulation software for rapid prototyping of DSP based power electronics control systems
Document focus on / product (power):
None (undefined)
Publication: 01/01/2005
Type: Scientific poster
Language: English
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14. PSIM Presentation
This document presents the functionning of the PSIM simulation software, the main functionnalities and a list of some application examples.
Document focus on / product (power):
None (undefined)
Publication: 27/09/2005
Type: Commercial Presentation
Language: English
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420 download(s)
15. Using PSIM in the IEEE FEC 2005: Control Parameters for an Inverter System
Ing. Christoph Weissbacher - ISEA, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
This documentation presents the circuit Model of the Inverter in PSIM, Simulation Results without Control, control theory application and simulation results with Control.
Document focus on / product (power):
UPS (low)
Publication: 01/06/2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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148 download(s)
16. Virtual machinery of the cruise ship C32 for dynamic performance studies
Ronan Besrest - Capsim
This paper presents the study done by CAPSIM on the electrical network of the cruise ship C32.
Document focus on / product (power):
Electrical Network (undefined)
Publication: 01/09/05
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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17. PSIM-Program for the Analysis of Power Electronic Converter Devices and Systems
Andrey Kolpakov - Mega Electronica
Specialised software is the basic tool for up-to-date- designers. Without using these tools, it would not be possible to create new electronic technologies. These tools are dedicated to the design, calculation and modeling of electronic circuits. The article deals with the new software PSIM, which enlarges modeling possibilities for electronic circuits and is especially oriented to the analysis of power electronic circuits.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 2003
Type: Newspaper Article
Language: Russian
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18. How to increase the Efficiency of P&O MPPT by Converter Dynamic Matching
G.Petrone, G.Spagnuolo, N.Femia - University of Salerno M.Vitelli - Second University of Naples
This paper shows that the efficiency of the Perturb
and Observe (P&O) Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT)
control technique can be improved by optimizing its sampling
interval Ta according to the converter?s dynamics. During
sunny days, when the maximum power point of the photovoltaic
(PV) array moves very slowly, the sampling interval Ta must be
set as short as possible without causing instability. If the
algorithm samples the array voltage and current too quickly, it
is subjected to possible mistakes caused by the transient
behavior of the PV array+converter system, thus missing
temporarily the MPP. As a consequence, the algorithm can be
confused, the energy efficiency decays, and the operating point
can become unstable, entering disordered behaviors. The
solution proposed in this paper lies in choosing Ta according to
the converter?s dynamics. The choice of the value of Ta
according to the proposed approach ensures a three-level
steady-state duty-cycle swing around the MPP, whatever the
duty-cycle step-size and the irradiance level are. As an example,
a boost MPPT battery charger has been studied.
Document focus on / product (power):
Battery charger (undefined)
Publication: 11-06-2004
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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19. Steady-State Analysis of Hard and Soft Switching
G.Spagnuolo, N.Femia - University of Salerno
In this paper, a unified method for steady-state
analysis of hard-switching and soft-switching dc-to-dc converters
is presented. The power stage and the feedback control circuit
forming the regulator are modeled separately and analyzed as
two interconnected blocks. The intersection of the open loop dc
steady-state characteristics of these cascaded blocks provides
the initial condition for a guess candidate steady-state solution
(CS). The CS is validated as true steady-state solution (TS) if the
bias conditions of switching devices are fulfilled everywhere in
the switching period, otherwise the CS is changed according to
the conditions violated. The CS approaches the TS through an
iterative process of validation. The basic tools adopted to ensure
a reliable computation of the CS are interval analysis (IA), for
the identification of the commutation instants (CI), and the compensation
theorem (CT), for the analysis of commutations. Some
examples of applications to hard-switching and soft-switching
dc?dc regulators are presented.
Index Terms?Steady-state analysis, switching regulators.
Document focus on / product (power):
switching regulator (undefined)
Publication: 01/01/2003
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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20. Steady-State Analysis of Soft-Switching Converters
G.Spagnuolo, N.Femia - University of Salerno
Abstract?Steady-state analysis of soft-switching converters
is discussed in this paper. Finding the steady-state solution of
soft-switching converters by means of start-up transient simulation
may involve onerous computations and convergence failure,
because of the mix of fast and slow natural frequencies determined
respectively by the presence of soft-switching Lr-Cr cells elements
and bulky L-C filter elements. The numerical method proposed
in this paper shows high reliability and fast convergence, thanks
to the adoption of an interval analysis based technique for the
detection of commutations and of a compensation theorem based
technique for the analysis of commutations. Some examples of
steady-state analysis of two dc?dc converters, an inverter and
a power factor corrector are presented to highlight the good
performances of the simulation algorithm.
Index Terms?Compensation theorem, interval analysis,
soft-switching converters, steady-state analysis.
Document focus on / product (power):
soft switching converters (undefined)
Publication: 02/07/2002
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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200 download(s)
21. Tolerance Design of Controllers
G.Petrone, G.Spagnuolo - University of Salerno
An evolutionary approach to worst case tolerance design
is introduced here, with a focus on feedback compensation
networks for dc-dc switching converters. Assumed that varying
parameters values are uniformly distributed and uncorrelated,
as provided by the worst case approach, the proposed algorithm,
of general applicability, seeks for the set of nominal values and
tolerances of the circuit parameters ensuring that the design
constraints are met and that a user-defined circuit performance
index assumes its optimal value. Design constraints are fixed in
the frequency domain, in terms of acceptability ranges of loop
gain crossover frequency and phase margin, to guarantee closed
loop stability and the desired dynamic performance. Resistive and
capacitive compensation network?s parameters values are chosen
within a suitable database of couples nominal value/tolerance
available on the market, while the nominal values and tolerances
of the parameters of the power stage are fixed. Referring to
a buck dc-dc switching regulator, two widely used different
compensation network topologies are compared in terms of
reliability, robustness, and cost of components. Simulation results
show the wide usefulness of the proposed method in supporting
designer decisions.
Document focus on / product (power):
dc-dc switching converter (undefined)
Publication: 15/04/2004
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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23. Compensación de energía reactiva mediante filtros activos de potencia.
D. Oterino, M. Ruz - Universidad de Córdoba
This thesis aims at demonstrating the capabilities of power active filters for various applications using both softwares PSIM 6.0 and Matlab 5.3/Simulink 3.0 in co-simulation.
Análisis de:
- Calidad de red de suministro eléctrico.
- Métodos de compensación de energía reactiva en comvertidores empleando Psim 6.0.
Document focus on / product (power):
Active filter (undefined)
Publication: 01/11/2004
Type: Master Thesis
Language: Spanish
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24. Evaluation of the Converter Topologies suited for Integrated Motor Drives
C. Klumpner - IEEE
Abstract- Currently, standard Adjustable Speed Drives (ASDs) consist of a diode rectifier and a PWM voltage source nverter. The energy stored in the dc-link capacitor is high and heavy iron chokes are needed in order to reduce the peak current through the rectifier diodes and to reduce the input current THD. New regulations to impose better interaction with the grid are expected to force the ASD manufacturers to add major changes to their products in order to improve the input current quality which may additionally provide other benefits such as regulated dc-link voltage and better immunity to unbalanced voltage supply. This paper investigates alternative three-phase ASD topologies for integrated motor drives by discussing the hardware requirements and comparing their performance, size of magnetics and also efficiency, which in this case is important in order to determine their cooling requirements.
Keywords - adjustable speed drives; direct power conversion; loss distribution; power quality; unbalanced voltage supply.
Document focus on / product (power):
Drive (undefined), Inverter (undefined), Rectifier (undefined), Semiconductor loss estimation (undefined)
Publication: 2003
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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25. Using Reverse Blocking IGBTs in Power Converters for Adjustable Speed Drives
C. Klumpner, Frede Blaabjerg - IEEE
A new semiconductor power device badly needed in
certain power converter topologies, the reverse blocking IGBT, has been realized by adding minor changes to the structure of a standard IGBT, which makes it capable of withstanding reverse voltage, but the switching behavior of its intrinsec diode during reverse recovery is not so good as it is in a discrete IGBT and series diode implementation. This paper will analyze the use of
this device in three power converter topologies that may benefit from it: the matrix converter, the two-stage Direct Power Converter (DPC) and the three-level voltage source rectifier. A commutation method to override the poor reverse recovery characteristic of the RB-IGBT intrinsec diode in a two-stage DPC is proposed. A loss analysis shows that by using RB-IRBTs, the efficiency of the two-stage DPC becomes similar to a two-level
Voltage Source Converter, which is known as the most efficient sine wave-in topology.
Document focus on / product (power):
Drive (undefined), Semiconductor loss estimation (undefined)
Publication: 2003
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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26. Hybrid Direct Power Converters with Increased/Higher than Unity Voltage Transfer Ratio and Improved Robustness against Voltage Supply Disturbances.
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
Variable voltage and variable frequency conversion
of electrical energy from an AC source to an AC load is done in traditional power converters via a DC-link where an energy storage element (electrolytic capacitors) is situated. Despite its well-known benefits, it has the disadvantage of being bulky and to limit the converter lifetime. On the other hand, Direct Power Conversion (DPC) is an attractive concept, which doesn?t need an energy storage buffer, but has two main disadvantages:
reduced voltage transfer ratio (<0.86) and low immunity to voltage supply disturbances.
This paper proposes a new method to improve both the voltage transfer ratio and the robustness against voltage supply unbalance by employing a new concept of power conversion based on hybrid structures while the installed power and energy storage in the auxiliary converters remain low.
Document focus on / product (power):
Hybrid Direct Power Converters (undefined)
Publication: 2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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27. A Direct Power Electronic Conversion Topology for Multi-Drive Applications
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham Frede Blaabjerg - Aalborg University,
The matrix converter is known as a single stage AC/AC converter, which is able to provide sinusoidal PWM output voltages and input currents, inherent bi-directional power flow and no reactive elements (bulky DC-capacitors and large line inductors). However, the increased number of active switches (18), as well as the need of a protection circuit involving twelve diodes with rated voltage/current ratings used only during faulty situation, makes this topology not so attractive. In this paper, a two-stage converter topology consisting of a three-phase to two-phase matrix converter directly linked to a Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) that provides Direct Power Electronic Conversion (DPEC) is analyzed. While the functionality is similar to a matrix converter, the analysis of the conduction losses shows a different shape of the efficiency curve, which in HVAC application may be an advantage. In addition, a topology is proposed where several VSIs are connected to the same DC-link and their switching patterns are synchronized, which is especially useful for multi-drive application. The functionality of the proposed two-stage multi-drive direct power electronic conversion topology is analyzed by simulations.
Document focus on / product (power):
Drive (undefined)
Publication: 2003
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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28. Development of an Inverter Control Algorithm using PSIM
Ing. Christoph Weissbacher - ISEA, RWTH Aachen University, Germany
The objective of this work was to develop a control algorithm for a single phase inverter system as specified by the IEEE Future Energy Challenge 2005 regulations. The simulation software PSIM was chosen because it is easy to use and represents a good compromise between simulation speed and physically exact device modelling. The results show that the developed control algorithm can be expected to work within the boundaries of the simulated first order effects.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 10/10/2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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29. PSIM/MATLAB* co-simulation for AES electrical architectures global models
Ronan Besrest - Capsim
AES power plant transient simulation problem is known as a difficult case considering calculation time and numerical stability.
This paper presents the co-simulation approach and method for AES application. This technique has been introduced in the CTSN modelling and simulation tool called ?MOSARE?. It has been applied with success on various AES electrical architectures simulation cases. Some comparisons between MATLAB, PSIM and co-simulation on AES well known cases are analysed regarding simulation time on standard PC, numerical stability, and global functionalities and advantages.
Document focus on / product (power):
Electrical Network (undefined)
Publication: 01/10/2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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30. Results of testing a vector controlled AC tram drive
Andrzej Debowski, Grzegorz Lisowski, Piotr Chudzik - Institute of Automatic Control, TU Lodz, Poland
The paper deals with control problems of an AC tram drive designed for modernization of existing trams in Poland. The described tram drive was build for ZKM Elblag in cooperation with the firm ENIKA in Lodz. During the street tests behaviour of the drive, the electric and dynamic transient states accompanying accelerating and electromagnetic braking of the tram were carrefully observed. At the same time, drive was designed and simulation model (using PSIM software) was created. Examples of transients for some electric and electromagnetic signals recorded during the tram tests and observed in the simulation model are enclosed and compared.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: oct 2005
Type: Scientific poster
Language: English
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31. Results of testing a vector controlled AC tram drive
Andrzej Debowski, Grzegorz Lisowski, Piotr Chudzik - Institute of Automatic Control, TU Lodz, Poland
The paper deals with control problems of an AC tram drive designed for modernization of existing trams in Poland. The described tram drive was built for ZKM Elblag in cooperation with the firm ENIKA in Lodz. During the street tests behavior of the drive the electric and dynamic transient states accompanying accelerating and electromagnetic braking of the tram were carrefully observed. At the same time as the real tram real drive was designed and simulation model (using PSIM software) was created. Examples of transients for some electric and electromagnetic signals recorded during the tram tests and observed in the simulation model are enclosed and compared.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 05-09-2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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32. Modeling of Adjustable Speed Generation System with Liquid Fuel and Gas Powered Engine
N. Al-Khayat, Wlodzimierz Koczara, Z. Chlodnicki - Warsaw University of Technology
Hydrogen is a future fuel which will be used in electrical power generation systems. There are two main streams of works on the hydrogen application. In the first, there is direct conversion of hydrogen to electricity by fuel cells. The fuel cells are recently very intensively developed but the progress is still too slow.In the second stream, the hydrogen is used as fuel in internal combustion engines. The efficiency of internal combustion engine is simpler. Main works are carried to use the hydrogen in automotive engines. In this paper is considered application of hydrogen power engine in modeling and simulation of the adjustable speed generation systems. The paper presents modeling and simulation of the adjustable speed generation system with internal combustion engine, permanent magnet generator and power electronic converter. The engine speed is adjusted to meet load power demand. The power electronic converter is producing three phase AC fixed frequency voltage.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: oct 2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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33. Active Compensator of DC Load Power Variability
Grzegorz Wodecki, Wlodzimierz Koczara - Warsaw University of Technology
Paper presents theory and application of new type of compensator of active power variability. The compensator bases on supercapacitor energy storage and power electronic converter. To control the source current, the load current is sensed and then the running average current is calculated. A difference of the load current and running average is used to produce reference compensator current. Results of simulations and laboratory tests of DC power system confirm quality of the compensator operation.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: oct 2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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34. Modelling and Simulation of Fuel Cell Powered Electrical Car Drive System
Przemyslaw Majewski, Wlodzimierz Koczara - Warsaw University of Technology
The paper presents modelling and simulation of the electrical car powered from fuel cell. The performance of the fuel cell do not assure demanded dynamic of the car motion. Therefore an additional energy storages as supercapacitors and batteries equipped in power electronic converters are used. Proposed power system topology and control system of power and energy flow is designed to safe long life of the fuel cell and high dynamic performance of the car motion.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: oct 2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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35. Switched reluctance motor
Marco Toniolo, Roberto Menis - None
The subject of the report is a switched reluctance motor drive for a steer by wire system. In the report the model of the converter and the motor, the control system and the simulation program are described.
Document focus on / product (power):
Steer by wire drive (low)
Publication: 07-12-05
Type: Scientific report
Language: Italian
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36. Control Units of Voltage Inverter With the Pulse Width and Pulse Phase Modulators
Tomasz BINKOWSKI - RZESZOW University of Technology
The voltage inverter is the power electronic converter which converts the energy of direct current into the energy of alternate current. It connects the DC voltage source with the AC load. The AC load must be the current source one. This connection is realized with the use of the semiconductor power switches. In order to obtain needed output waves the proper switches must be turned off and turned on in a restricted sequence for a restricted period of time. In the paper the structures of two control units of voltage inverter were described and compared using the pulse width modulation and phase pulse modulator. Investigations of presented problem were done using PSIM simulation system based on a control code link as a DLL module.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 12-09-2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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37. The Control Unit Simulation of the Voltage Inverter Based on Microprocessor Solution
Tomasz BINKOWSKI - RZESZOW University of Technology
The launching of a new or an elaborated experimental model of the power converter control unit needs the conducting of base simulation researches. The fast technological development of microprocessor units as well as their relevantly small cost cause that the realization of control unit in the microprocessor technique is faster and more comfortable than by using the analog electronic units. Moreover, the use of microprocessor in control unit implicates the big reliability of the control process. The representation of control algorithms in a software code form induces detection of a programmer fault just during physical experiment. It often leads to the control unit, power converter or load damage. In the paper the method of a control code test was described. This code was determined as an element of simulation model in PSIM simulation system. The control code in C language was compiled as a DLL library and linked to PSIM as a DLL module.
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None ()
Publication: 12-09-2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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38. How to create a Subcircuit
Vincent Capron - Powersys
This tutorial explains how to create a Subcircuit.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 01-12-04
Type: Powersys tutorial
Language: English
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39. The simplified Control Unit of Matrix Converter
Tomasz BINKOWSKI - RZESZOW University of Technology
In the paper, the new control method of AC/AC power converter was presented. This solution allows the control unit simplification and enables setting of both the output current frequency and the input displacement factor. Introduced innovations in control algorithm are very important because the hardware driver doesn't require the independant microprocessor. The proposed controller and the matrix of bi-directional switches (two IGBT transistors) can be made in one structure. Existing previous work in the matrix control field refers to the pulse width modulation in scalar, Venturini or vector method. A complicated control process is caused in the very expanded control unit. An application of the constant switching and the space vector description of the input current and the output voltage was laboratory tested. The new solution was compared with the well known space modulation method (SVM).
Document focus on / product (power):
None ()
Publication: 19/05/05
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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40. Regenerative Braking for an Electric Vehicle Using Ultracapacitors
and a Buck-Boost Converter
Juan W. Dixon - Catholic University of Chile
An ultracapacitor bank control system for an Electric Vehicle has been simulated. The purpose of this device is to allow higher accelerations and decelerations of the vehicle with minimal loss of energy, and minimal degradation of the main battery pack. The system uses an IGBT Buck-Boost converter, which is connected to the ultracapacitor bank at the Boost side, and to the main battery at the Buck side. The control of the system measures the battery voltage, the battery state-of-charge, the car speed, the instantaneous currents in both the terminals (load and ultracapacitor), and the actual voltage of the ultracapacitor. This last indication allows to know the amount of energy stored in the ultracapacitor. A microcomputer control manipulates all the variables and generates the PWM switching pattern of the
IGBTs. When the car runs at high speeds, the control keeps the capacitor discharged. If the car is not running, the capacitor bank remains charged at full voltage. Medium speeds keep the ultracapacitors at medium voltages, to allow future accelerations or decelerations. The battery voltage is an indication of
the car instantaneous situation. When the vehicle is accelerating, the battery voltage goes down, which is an indication for the control to take energy from the ultracapacitor. In the opposite situation (regenerative braking), the battery voltage goes up, and then the control needs to activate the Buck converter to store the kinetic energy of the vehicle inside the ultracapacitor. The measurement of the currents in both sides allows to keep the current levels inside maximum ratings. The battery state-ofcharge
is used to change the voltage level of the ultracapacitor at particular values. If the battery is fully charged, the voltage level of the capacitors is kept at lower levels than when the battery is partially discharged. The converter also has an IGBT controlled power resistor, which allows to drop energy
when in some extreme situations cannot be accepted neither for the ultracapacitors nor for the battery pack. The car that will be used for future implementation of this experiment is a Chevrolet LUV truck, similar in shape and size to a Chevrolet S-10. This vehicle was already converted to an electric car at
the Catholic University of Chile.
Document focus on / product (power):
Buck-boost converter (undefined)
Publication: 2005
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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41. Static resonant converter
Rubén Calduch Cobos - EUETIB
Paper present theory and application of new type of
static resonant converter. The static resonant converter base on
resonant topologies of two and three reactive components. The
first two topologies with two components reagents are carried
out to introduce the reader in the thematic one. Finally two
structures are studied with three elements reagents, with those
that more sophisticated circuits are built.
Document focus on / product (power):
static converter (undefined)
Publication: 10-2006
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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42. Resonant converters
Rubén Calduch Cobos - EUETIB
Resonant converters
Document focus on / product (power):
static converter (undefined)
Publication: 10-2006
Type: Oral Presentation
Language: English
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43. PSIM-Based Modeling and Simulation of Shunt Active Power Filter
Engin Ozdemir - Kocaeli University
The paper deals with the modelling and simulation of the shunt active power filter (APF) to compensate harmonics and the reactive power requirement of nonlinear loads using PowerSIM (PSIM) software. A current controlled voltage source inverter (VSI) based configuration is used as the shunt APF and hysteresis-band current control technique is employed to derive gating signals to the shunt APF. The main principle for the control algorithm is based on the instantaneous reactive power (IRP) theory. A 3-phase diode bridge rectifier with resistive-inductive load is selected as a non-linear load. Steady state as well as transient test results with the PSIM software is given to validate the conventional control method for the shunt APF.
Document focus on / product (power):
Active filter (undefined)
Publication: 10-2006
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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44. Energy & Power system Analysis in Pakistan Comparable with Neighbouring countries
Tariq MASOOD.CH - University of BATH
Herewith, this is my draft copy of thesis work interim report to emphasise the oriented objective. In first section I?ve broken the land stone to create clear perception of Power electronics contribution in electrical power system. Therefore, in this phase of my project all practical work has been grounded how the power electronics executed in the power control system. It has been focused on lead and Lag compensator by means of bode plots, which are conventional control. These conventional controllers will be fabricated as per Statcom, BTB, UPFC controls.
At the moment, I'm consulting with my supervisor and co-supervisors to simulate FACTS controllers with best of my level to strive holistic control; I don?t know how much I' would be successful. This is my oriented goal; I'm endeavouring to accomplish this goal, which will be new addition in FACTS an emerging technology. Secondly, following engineering tools have been used to simulate variant cases. I?m still working to further refine these cases with degree of precision.
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Publication: 10-2006
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45. Thermal Behaviour and Fatigue Estimation of the Switching Regulator
for the BTF Power Supply of DAÖNE Injector
F. Chiusano - CERN
The BTF power supply is used to extract from the beam transfer line the particles pulses coming from the
LINAC which normally fill the DAÖNE collider at Frascati INFN Lab. This new power converter has been
designed to feed a bending magnet with 447 A at nominal conditions and with a total ramp up and down of
20 ms. This power converter can run either in pulsed mode or in a conventional DC current mode. In pulsed
mode the flat top can be streched from 5 ms up to 960 ms allowing a multi-pulse extraction. The heart of the
system is based on a static converter with an H bridge topology made of IGBTs with integrated free wheel
diodes. On one hand this paper presents the analysis of the thermal behaviour, the fatigue estimation and the
impact on the power converter life time. On the other hand the design of a forced air cooling system is presented
with the final results.
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Publication: 09-01-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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46. Extension of the Harmonic Elimination Technique in the presence of Non Linear Loads.
A. Lázaro - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
The harmonic elimination technique consists on finding the proper inverter switching events so that the first harmonic
amplitude is controlled and the rest of odd harmonic components are suppressed. However, non linear loads connected to
the output of the inverter provoke additional harmonics that distort the output voltage signal.
Along the present work it is proposed an extension of the harmonic elimination technique. This extension pretends to
determine the switching events so that the inverter is capable of generating a controlled fundamental harmonic that
complies specifications and also generates the next odd harmonic components in a way that added to the ones provoked
by the load, they cancel each other out. The described method has been validated through simulation and currently it is
being validated experimentally.
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Publication: 09-01-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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47. Extensión de la técnica de eliminación de armónicos para su uso
en presencia de cargas no lineales
A. Lázaro - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
La técnica de eliminación de armónicos
consiste en determinar los instantes de disparo (ángulos)
apropiados para proporcionar en la salida del inversor un
primer armónico controlado y eliminar un nº determinado
de armónicos impares. Sin embargo, la conexión de una
carga no lineal a la salida del inversor supone la aparición
de armónicos no deseados y la distorsión de la onda de
tensión. En este trabajo, se propone una extensión de la
técnica de eliminación de armónicos cuyos ángulos de
disparo generen, a la salida del inversor, un primer
armónico también controlado y unos armónicos tales que
se cancelen con aquellos que son provocados por la carga
no lineal. Este planteamiento ha sido validado mediante
simulación y experimentalmente.
Document focus on / product (power):
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Publication: 09-01-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Spanish
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48. Nonlinear positioning control of a magnetoelectric linear drive
Marcin Kowalski - Institute of Automatic Control, TU Lodz, Poland
The goal of this research is to design of a microprocessor based control system for the laboratory model of a magnetoelectric drive for driving valves in the combustion engine. This new idea of controlling the movement of valves is called camshaft-less engine.
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 12/02/2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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49. A New Two-Stage Voltage Source Inverter with Modulated DC-link Voltage and Reduced Switching Losses
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
This paper proposes a new DC/AC power converter
topology that is obtained by merging a buck type DC/DC
converter and a DC/AC three-phase PWM Voltage Source
Inverter (VSI) without the need of the passive components
(smoothing inductor and capacitance) between the two stages.
The novel topology is characterized by less hard switchings
needed to synthesize the desired output voltage states, mostly
because the average voltage seen by the VSI is modulated in
such a way that enables the elimination of its zero voltage state
and allows for some zero voltage switchings, reducing the
switching losses, that makes this topology more suitable for
higher frequency operation, which would ultimately reduce the
size of the converter in applications where a load side output
filter needs to be fitted.
Document focus on / product (power):
Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 20-04-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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50. Evaluation of the converter topologies suited for integrated motor drives
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
CURRENTLY, STANDARD ADJUSTABLE speed drives (ASDs) consist of a diode rectifier
and a pulsewidth modulated (PWM) voltage-source inverter. The energy stored in the dclink
capacitor is high, and heavy iron chokes are needed in order to reduce the peak current
through the rectifier diodes and to reduce the input current total harmonic distortion
(THD). New regulations to impose better interaction with the grid are expected to force ASD manufacturers
to add major changes to their products in order to improve the input current quality, which may additionally
provide other benefits such as regulated dc-link voltage and better immunity to unbalanced
voltage supply. This article investigates alternative three-phase ASD topologies for integrated motor drives
by discussing the hardware requirements and comparing their performance, size of magnetics, and efficiency,
which in this case is important in order to determine their cooling requirements.
Document focus on / product (power):
Drive (undefined)
Publication: 20-04-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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51. A Hybrid Indirect Matrix Converter Immune to Unbalanced Voltage Supply, with Reduced Switching Losses and Improved Voltage Transfer Ratio
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
Achieving a compact and efficient design of power
electronic converters is not a straightforward procedure:
minimizing the size of the filter requires a higher switching
frequency that causes additional switching losses that will require
a larger heatsink and therefore will increase the equipment size.
A matrix converter (MC) is known to have smaller switching
losses than a Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) and therefore a
greater potential for size reduction but has higher conduction
losses. A two-stage Indirect MC (IMC) behaves similar to a MC
but its losses follow a profile similar to a VSI. The two-stage
hybrid IMC which is the latest development, offers a significant
improvement in the voltage transfer ratio and immunity against
unbalanced voltage supply but due to the additional intermediary
stage, has even higher conduction losses than indirect MCs.
This paper proposes a new control strategy for a hybrid IMC
that will improve both the voltage transfer ratio and the efficiency
of the converter at maximum output voltage by modulating the
DC-link voltage across the inverter stage in order to eliminate the
zero-voltage states and their corresponding commutations.
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Publication: 20-04-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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52. A Report on the Evaluation of PSIM and Some Other Possibilities for
Power Electronics Circuit Simulation
H. Bülent Ertan - Middle East Technical University
This article presents results comparion between PSIM and Matlab/Simulink
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Publication: 20-04-2007
Type: Scientific report
Language: English
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53. The Design and Implementation of a Shunt Active Power Filter based on Source Current Measurement
Engin Ozdemir - Kocaeli University
In this study, design and implementation of a shunt active power filter (APF) based on a simplified control method is given without load and filter current measurement. The proposed simplified control method is based on instantaneous reactive power theory (IRP) and requires only measuring the source currents to reduce the number of current sensors (CSs) required in the conventional control approach. The source currents are exactly in phase with the line voltages and approximately in sinusoidal waveform after reactive power and harmonic compensation. The proposed control technique has been tested under different load conditions using PowerSIM (PSIM) simulations and validated with a 10 kVA/380 V experimental prototype based on digital signal processor (DSP) TMS320F2812. Both simulation and experimental test results demonstrate that the proposed method is feasible in meeting the IEEE 519-1992 recommended harmonic standard limits.
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None (undefined)
Publication: 13-07-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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54. EDM Generator and Servo System
Francisco Ramirez - KAHO
The goal is the realisation of an electronic device which is capable to produce sparks
or electrical discharges in such a controlled manner that solid conductive materials can be
shaped with. In order to do this in an efficient way, a number of physical parameters are
to be kept under control. A generator is to provide an adequate electrical output pattern
according to predetermined parameters. Next, measurements taken at the points where
the electrical discharge happens provide the needed information in order to evaluate the
course of the process which is then fed back to the generator. The result of this feedback is
converted to a set of parameter corrections according to the new situation, and produces an
adapted electrical output pattern. This design is to be implemented using modern power
electronics devices and microcontrollers. As result of the realisation, a basic platform containing a generator and a feedback system (servo), different parameter settings will be tested with different materials. At the end of the project, the relevance of each parameter in the process will be checked out. This will be done on the basis of simple criteria like speed of movement, surface finishing and adjoining phenomena?s.
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None (undefined)
Publication: 13-07-2007
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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55. Simulation and Analysis of a New Method of Control for a 2.5kW Permanent Magnet Generator connected to the Utility Grid
Andreas Kokkofitis - University of Durham
The environment is directly damaged because of the enormous
demand of energy which resulted to problems like climate change
and global warming [1] . Bearing in mind that the proportion of
electricity demand will increase rapidly in the next decades
especially in the United Kingdom as industrial country [2] ; this
project have used a small-scale wind power to generate electricity
for the utility grid in order to reduce the consumption of fossil
fuel.
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None (undefined)
Publication: 12/02/2008
Type: Scientific poster
Language: English
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56. Nonlinear positioning control of a magnetoelectric linear drive
(summary report)
Marcin Kowalski - Institute of Automatic Control, TU Lodz, Poland
Zainteresowniae napêdem liniowym pojawi³o siê w podczas badañ laboratoryjnych przeprowadzanych w naszym instytucie. Za³o¿eniem które mia³ spe³niaæ ten napêd by³o zast¹pienie nim napêdu zaworów w rozrz¹dzie silnika spalinowego. Mikroprocesorowe sterownie tym napêdem nosi robocz¹ nazwê NCE (Non Camshaft Engine).
Idea ruchu napêdu magnetoelektryczego jest bardzo zbli¿ona do ruchu, jaki wykonuje g³o?nik akustyczny w trakcie pracy. W omawianym napêdzie udoskonalono jednak sterownie ruchem oraz mo¿liwo?æ kontrolowania ruchu za pomoc¹ czujnika po³o¿enia. Ze wzglêdu na przeznaczenie napêdu zwiêkszono równie¿ warto?æ si³y, któr¹ napêd jest w stanie wytworzyæ Sterowanie odbywa siê poprzez mostek H z wykorzystaniem czujnika po³o¿enia napêdu..
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None (undefined)
Publication: 12/02/2008
Type: Scientific report
Language: Polish
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57. A new balancing technique with power losses minimization in
Diode-Clamped Multilevel Converters
M. Marchesoni - 1Università degli Studi di Genova
A new PWM technique, capable of achieving a correct dc-link capacitor voltages balance in Diode-Clamped Multilevel inverters, within the limits defined by the theory, is presented. This result is obtained while decreasing the switching power losses when compared to techniques based on the use of redundant switching vectors. The combined use of such a technique and of additional chopper stages permits the correct operation of the converter in all operating conditions, maximizing the energy efficiency and decreasing the cost of the additional passive and active components. A detailed explanation of the new devised PWM technique and the main results, including the evaluation of the
converter efficiency in the most significant operating points, are reported.
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None (undefined)
Publication: 12/02/2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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58. WIND SPEED INFLUENCE OVER THE ENERGY QUALITY FOR A FIXED-SPEED WIND TURBINE WITH SCIG DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE GRID
Nicolae Badea - Galati University, Romania
The paper deal with problems regarding the electric energy?s quality of a fixed speed wind system with SCIG connected to the national distribution network. A numerical simulation in PSIM software is used in this case. There have been outlined the level and tension forms of the asynchronous generator, the active power injected in the grid, the reactive power consumed, the stability zone of the generator at wind speed variations and the currents variation when connecting the SCIG. Because the induction generator derives its magnetic excitation from the grid, the response of the turbine during a grid disturbance will be influenced by the extent to which the excitation is disrupted.
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None (undefined)
Publication: 09-04-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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59. A New Matrix Converter-Voltage Source Inverter Hybrid Arrangement for an Adjustable Speed-Open Winding Induction Motor Drive with Improved Performance
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
A matrix converter is a direct ac/ac power converter that can achieve sine wave in and out operation without the need of bulky passive components. With these features, it offers remarkable advantages over other similar solutions in applications requiring improved utility interaction and weight/volume reduction, but it has the disadvantage of a 0.866 Voltage Transfer Ratio (VTR) which means it cannot establish rated magnetic flux into standard AC motors. The performance is further affected when the voltage supply is unbalanced. This paper presents a new solution to increase the
VTR and improve the system behaviour under unbalanced supply conditions by employing a new hybrid arrangement which is using an open winding induction motor fed by a Matrix Converter (MC) on one end and a Voltage Source Inverter (VSI) rated at only a small fraction of the supply voltage on the other end. Two control methods for this hybrid arrangement are proposed. Simulation results reveal the improved performance in terms of better VTR (equal to or potentially higher than one) under balanced and unbalanced supply voltage, higher power throughput relative to the
overall power installed in the switches and improved efficiency.
Document focus on / product (power):
Matrix Converter (undefined)
Publication: 14-04-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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60. A New Three-Level Indirect Matrix Converter with Reduced Number of Switches
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
Abstract?Matrix converters are sine wave in/out forced commutated single-stage AC/AC direct frequency changers using a single bi-directional switch to connect any input to any output. Indirect two-stage matrix converters provide similar input and output performance with no passive component in the dc-link. The difference is that some of these topologies require less switching devices or are able to achieve multilevel output voltage capability. This paper proposes a new indirect matrix converter
topology with a three-level phase to neutral output voltage
capability and reduced number of devices. A new modulation
scheme, simpler that a standard 3-level scheme, is proposed. The
performance of the converter in terms of input and output
waveform quality and power losses is evaluated through
simulations and on an experimental prototype.
Document focus on / product (power):
Matrix Converter (undefined)
Publication: 14-04-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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61. A New Single-Stage Current Source Inverter for Photovoltaic and Fuel Cell Applications using Reverse Blocking IGBTs
C. Klumpner - University of Nottingham
Renewable energy sources such as photovoltaics
(PVs) or fuel cells (FCs) are not fitted for direct power grid
connection because they deliver DC voltage and current. This is
why a power electronic interface is needed, consisting usually of a
current-mode operated step-up DC/DC converter with/without
isolation that boosts the voltage at a level that can be processed by
a DC/AC inverter. This paper presents the implementation of a
three-phase power electronic interface for PV/FCs that uses a
single conversion stage approach based on a current source
inverter (CSI) topology that would need only six reverse blocking
IGBTs. In order to overcome the poor switching behavior of this
device, a new way of implementing the CSI is proposed, which is
proved to be more efficient. A new cost-effective CSI topology for
multiple DC sources independently controlled is also proposed.
The performance is assessed both in simulation and experimental.
Document focus on / product (power):
Matrix Converter (undefined)
Publication: 14-04-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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63. FENOMENE TRANZITORII SPECIFICE CUPLARII DIRECTE LA RETEA SI LA APARITIA UNUI SCURTCIRCUIT INTR-UN SISTEM EOLIAN CU SCIG
Nicolae Badea - Galati University, Romania
Wind Energy System Transient simulation
Document focus on / product (power):
Wind energy (undefined)
Publication: 05-06-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Romanian
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64. SOFTWARE DE SIMULACION PSIM
Inigo Martinez de Alegria - Universidad del Pais Vasco/EHU
General presentation of PSIM software in spanish and some laboratory exercises
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PSIM presentation and lab exer (undefined)
Publication: 30-06-2008
Type: PSIM presentation
Language: Spanish
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65. Diseno de un convertidor DC-DC forward
Inigo Martinez de Alegria - Universidad del Pais Vasco/EHU
Design of a DC-Dc forward converter
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dc-dc switching converter (undefined)
Publication: 30-06-2008
Type: TP
Language: Spanish
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66. Seguidor del punto de maxima potencia de un panel fotovoltaico
Inigo Martinez de Alegria - Universidad del Pais Vasco/EHU
Photovoltaic panel behavior at maximum power
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic panel (undefined)
Publication: 30-06-2008
Type: TP
Language: Spanish
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67. Nadmodulacja w falowniku napiecia sterowanyym ukladem z modulatorami szerokosci i fazy impulsu
Tomasz BINKOWSKI - RZESZOW University of Technology
Nadmodulacja w falowniku napiecia sterowanyym ukladem z modulatorami szerokosci i fazy impulsu
Document focus on / product (power):
overmodulation (undefined)
Publication: 01-07-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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69. Modelowanie ukladow przeksztaltnikowych wielopulsowych za pomoca programu PSIM
Jolanta Plewako - RZESZOW University of Technology
Modelowanie ukladow przeksztaltnikowych wielopulsowych za pomoca programu PSIM
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 01-07-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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70. Organiczanie skladowych odksztalcenia w napieciach wyjsciowych trojfazowego falownika napiecia z zastosowaniem wnioskowania rozmytego
Tomasz BINKOWSKI - RZESZOW University of Technology
Organiczanie skladowych odksztalcenia w napieciach wyjsciowych trojfazowego falownika napiecia z zastosowaniem wnioskowania rozmytego
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 01-07-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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71. The Fuzzy System in voltage inverter control with a distortion reduction
Tomasz BINKOWSKI - RZESZOW University of Technology
This paper describes the fuzzy logic system used as feedback of the module value of the output current space vector. this system affects the inverter's voltage amplification.
Document focus on / product (power):
Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 01-07-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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72. Energy Efficiency Improvement in AC/DC/AC
Diode-Clamped Multilevel Conversion Systems
M.Marchesoni - 1Università degli Studi di Genova
Energy Efficiency Improvement in AC/DC/AC
Diode-Clamped Multilevel Conversion Systems
Document focus on / product (power):
multilevel converter systems (undefined)
Publication: 02-07-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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73. Faults Analysis and Remedial Strategies in High
Power Neutral Point Clamped Converters
M.Marchesoni - 1Università degli Studi di Genova
Faults Analysis and Remedial Strategies in High
Power Neutral Point Clamped Converters
Document focus on / product (power):
Power Neutral point clamped co (undefined)
Publication: 02-07-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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74. Control of rotor flux in CA tram drive during sudden braking operation
Andrzej Debowski - Institute of Automatic Control, TU Lodz, Poland
The paper focuses on the behavior of the rotor
flux indirect control system for an inverter fed AC tram
drive.
Document focus on / product (power):
Motor drive (undefined)
Publication: 01-09-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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78. DSP Control of Gyrator behaved switch mode converter
Ben-Yaakov - University of Ben Gurion
Recent advances in DSP technology, such as those found in the TI C2000 family, make possible the practical exploration and eventual economical implementation of switch mode converters topologies that, until now, were conceived as a curiosity or at best, of theoretical value only. Applying the DSP capabilities, we explored in this study the characteristics and advantages of a double-bridge, Gyrator-behaved switch-mode DC-DC converter. This paper introduces the Gyrator behaved topology, proposes a user-friendly method for simulation-based DSP code development and debugging, and demonstrates the agreement between theoretical predictions and experimental results that were obtained on a laboratory prototype.
Document focus on / product (power):
DSP control of Switch Mode Con (undefined)
Publication: 22-09-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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79. Custom Power Systems and Software Platforms for Wind Farms under Voltage Dips Situations
Amaris Duarte - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Wind generation is one of the most important renewable energy technologies. The most common type of wind turbine is the fixed-speed directly connected to the grid. Faults in the power system can originate the disconnection of wind farms. Grid codes appear. Custom power systems, such as D-STATCOM and DVR, are needed for helping old wind farms to withstand the sag. DFIG with the appropriate converter control can comply with grid codes. For simulating and testing the behaviour of DFIG, an adequately software platform is needed. Here, the comparison between Matlab SimPowerSystems Vs Matlab-PSIM co-simulation for solving the problem is studied. The PSIM-MATLAB co-simulation is found to be advantageous for analyzing, e.g., DFIG converters in dynamic simulations.
Document focus on / product (power):
Wind energy (undefined)
Publication: 25/11/2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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80. RECTIFICADOR TRIFÁSICO EN PUENTE CONTROLADO CON CARGA RLE
Gabriel Garcerà - Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
Se trata de realizar el análisis de un rectificador controlado en puente con una carga RLE, tal y
como muestra el esquema PSIM 6.0 de la figura 1.
Document focus on / product (power):
Rectifier (undefined)
Publication: 01-12-2008
Type: TP
Language: Spanish
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81. CONVERTIDOR DC-DC BUCK
Gabriel Garcerà - Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
Se trata de realizar el análisis de un convertidor DC-DC Buck en lazo cerrado con las siguientes
características:
- Vi=10V-30V, VO=5V=cte.
- fS=50kHz, VPP=1.8V (amplitud de la rampa PWM).
- Rmin=1Ω (CC), Io-max=5A.
Document focus on / product (power):
dc-dc switching converter (undefined)
Publication: 01-12-2008
Type: TP
Language: Spanish
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82. Control Modo Corriente de Pequeños Aerogeneradores Síncronos
de Imanes Permanentes con Baja Distorsión de Corriente
Gabriel Garcerà - Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
Este trabajo presenta el diseño y la
simulación de un Rectificador Boost trifásico en modo de
conducción discontinua, utilizado como etapa de entrada
de un sistema de procesado de la energía procedente de
aerogeneradores síncronos de imanes permanentes
operando a velocidad variable.
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 01-12-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Spanish
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83. Evolution de la maquette de TP d?automatique pour la
commande en position d?un papillon motorisé
Maussion Pascal - Enseeiht
RESUME : Cet article présente une évolution de la maquette papillon d?admission d?air, utilisée comme
support de formation à l?automatique. La réalisation d?une commande numérique implantée dans un microcontrôleur
PIC et d?un amplificateur à découpage MLI, permet à la maquette de se rapprocher beaucoup de l?application
industrielle réelle. Le boîtier de commande dédié à cette manipulation, permet sur cet actionneur embarqué, de tester
différentes méthodes d?identification et de commande, principalement basées sur des démarches expérimentales de
terrain, d?emploi simple et rapide. La manipulation est utilisée cette année dans la formation des élèves ingénieurs du
département de Formation Génie Electrique-Automatique de l?ENSEEIHT (Ecole Supérieure d?Electrotechnique,
d?Electronique, d?Informatique, d?Hydraulique et de Télécommunications de Toulouse).
Document focus on / product (power):
Motor drive (undefined)
Publication: 09-12-2008
Type: TP
Language: French
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84. A computer aided learning module for digital control:
description, analysis, test and improvement
Maussion Pascal - Enseeiht
This paper presents a set of pedagogical
solutions, their analysis, test and improvement, for an
autonomous computer aided learning module. The
content of the module is an introduction to digital control,
based on a real (but simulated) industrial system: the
automatic air conditioning system inside a modern car.
The rather theoretical contents are presented without any
mathematics to our non specialist students, according to a
pedagogy of the inductive type. Our added value lies in
the module structure, evaluation with a pre-test and a
post-test, analysis and improvement through two
successive years in 2006 and 2007. The student opinions
are tested about utility and easiness of the contents, utility
of the computer for training, usability of the computer in
an autonomous way and motivation. The analysis brings
to light less large positive opinions after the course than
before. These results remain stable through the years.
Consequently, educators and policy makes should be
careful with e-learning dissemination.
Document focus on / product (power):
Motor drive (undefined)
Publication: 09-12-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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85. Recherche du maximum de puissance sur les générateurs
photovoltaïques
Maussion Pascal - Enseeiht
Résumé : L'objectif de cet article est d'illustrer les principes utilisés pour faire fonctionner un
générateur photovoltaïque à son maximum de puissance. Divers exemples d?implantations numérique
ou analogique de cette fonction particulière sont présentés avec des résultats expérimentaux ou de
simulations.
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic panel (undefined)
Publication: 09-12-2008
Type: Scientific publication
Language: French
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86. Harmonic Modeling and Simulation of Small Photovoltaic Systems Connected to the LV Distribution Network
Charis Demoulias - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Since the penetration of photovoltaic (PV) systems
in the Low Voltage (LV) distribution network is increasing, the need
to register and model the contribution of these systems to the
harmonic distortion of current and voltage waveforms is becoming an
up-to-date issue.
As PV systems incorporate power conditioning
units, which are harmonic generating devices, they will have an
influence on quality of supply, reliable operation of system
equipment as well as component life expectancy.
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic panel (undefined)
Publication: 02-05-2009
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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87. Modeling and Measurement of Small Photovoltaic Systems and Penetration Scenarios
Charis Demoulias - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The operation of Photovoltaic (PV) units connected
to the system is characterized by several uncertainties due to the
number of running units, the points where these units are sited,
the exported power and the injection of harmonic currents. The
objective of this paper is to investigate the penetration level of PV units in the low voltage (LV) network.
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic panel (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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88. Voltage Harmonic Distortion at Buses Feeding
Office Loads.
Charis Demoulias - Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
The total harmonic distortion of the phase-to-neutral
voltage at buses feeding office load is investigated for various
cable configurations, lengths and cross-sections. The investigation
is carried out with a software model which was validated with
approximate analytical expressions and measurements taken at a
real installation. It is shown that the selection of a cable should
based not only on its ampacity and allowable voltage drop but its
configuration should be taken into account in order to avoid
excessive voltage harmonic distortion.
Document focus on / product (power):
Harmonic distorsion (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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89. PSIM / TP1
Courants de court circuit
Gerard Ollé - Lycée.T. Déodat de Séverac
Résumé :
On utilise le logiciel de simulation de circuits électriques PSIM pour analyser les formes d'ondes et
les amplitudes de courants, lors d?un court-circuit « franc » aux bornes d?un récepteur, monophasé
puis triphasé, alimenté par un réseau BT industriel.
La saisie du schéma à simuler et des paramètres de simulation s'effectuent dans le module
SimCAD du logiciel. Les résultats de la simulation sont accessibles dans le module SimView :
visualisation de graphes, mesurage de grandeurs, ...
Document focus on / product (power):
Electrical Network (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: TP
Language: French
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90. PSIM / TP2
Réseau triphasé et moteur asynchrone
Gerard Ollé - Lycée.T. Déodat de Séverac
On utilise le logiciel de simulation de circuits électriques PSIM pour analyser les grandeurs
électriques (tension, courant, puissances) en amont d?un moteur asynchrone connecté en direct à
un réseau triphasé.
Document focus on / product (power):
Electrical Network (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: TP
Language: French
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91. PSIM / TP3
Problème de l'harmonique 3
dans le courant de neutre
Gerard Ollé - Lycée.T. Déodat de Séverac
Contexte de l?application et schéma de simulation:
Dans un immeuble à usage tertiaire, un départ triphasé 400 V avec neutre distribué alimente le
réseau informatique. Les récepteurs (PC, imprimante, ....), branchés entre phase et neutre, sont
répartis sur les trois phases globalement équilibrées. Chaque appareil comporte à l'entrée un
redresseur à diodes avec filtrage capacitif : le schéma équivalent de la charge non linéaire est,
pour chaque phase, un circuit pont de diodes-condensateur-résistance.
Document focus on / product (power):
Harmonic distorsion (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: TP
Language: French
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92. PSIM / TP4
Atténuation des harmoniques
par filtrage passif
Gerard Ollé - Lycée.T. Déodat de Séverac
On utilise le logiciel de simulation de circuits électriques PSIM pour analyser les formes d'onde du
courant absorbé par un variateur monophasé qui alimente un moteur asynchrone.
On s'intéresse particulièrement au taux de distorsion harmonique de ce courant et aux remèdes
utilisés pour l'améliorer.
Document focus on / product (power):
Harmonic distorsion (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: TP
Language: French
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93. PSIM / TP5
Compensation de puissance réactive
et charge non linéaire
Gerard Ollé - Lycée.T. Déodat de Séverac
Résumé :
On utilise le logiciel de simulation de circuits électriques PSIM pour analyser le courant absorbé par un
variateur de vitesse associé à un moteur à courant continu et pour mesurer les puissances active et réactive
absorbées.
On étudie ensuite l?influence d?un condensateur de compensation de puissance réactive sur les
courants harmoniques générés par le récepteur non linéaire (variateur).
Document focus on / product (power):
Electrical Network (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: TP
Language: French
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94. PSIM / TP6
Etude de la structure de puissance d?un
variateur pour moteur asynchrone
Gerard Ollé - Lycée.T. Déodat de Séverac
Objectifs de l'activité :
On utilise le logiciel PSIM pour analyser le fonctionnement d?un onduleur de tension à commande
MLI (modulation de largeur d?impulsions). Le principe d?une commande MLI est étudiée sur une
structure simple (onduleur monophasé 1/2 pont), puis sur un onduleur triphasé. On termine par la
simulation de la structure de puissance complète d?un variateur de vitesse pour moteur
asynchrone triphasé (redresseur + onduleur).
Document focus on / product (power):
Variateur de puissance (undefined)
Publication: 05-05-2009
Type: TP
Language: French
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95. Using PSIM and Matlab cosimulation to design stand-alone DC power plant supplied by an alternative energy integrated modular system
Simone Castellan - University of Trieste
In this paper a DC power plant for base transceiver station power supply is investigated. The supply
system employs clean alternative energy sources, namely photovoltaic (PV) modules, wind turbines, a
fuel cell as backup generator and a storage battery bank. A detailed description is made and
experimental data are shown of a prototype system where the PV modules are directly connected to
the DC bus and an on/off strategy is used to control the power flow to the battery bank and to the load.
The system is modeled and the model is validated comparing simulation results with experimental
data. It is then investigated the possibility to add a DC-DC converter for optimized control of the
energy generated by the PV strings. Simulation results show that the addition of a DC-DC converter
between the PV modules and the DC bus brings a remarkable increase in the produced energy.
Document focus on / product (power):
Power supply (undefined)
Publication: 06-12-2009
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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96. Modélisation et commande d’une éolienne équipée d’une génératrice asynchrone. Réalisation d’un simulateur pédagogique sous Psim
JM ROUSSEL - IUT de l'Indre Université Orléans
Cet article présente un projet destiné à des étudiants de deuxième année DUT GEII à finalité « énergie renouvelable ». Durant ce projet, ces derniers doivent effectuer la modélisation et la commande d’une éolienne de forte puissance à génératrice asynchrone connectée au réseau et l’implanter dans l’environnement PSIM. Après une présentation générale de la chaîne de conversion éolienne, l’article détaille la modélisation d’une turbine et sa commande. Le simulateur proposé est ensuite expliqué, ainsi que les simulations réalisées pour évaluer ses performances.
Mots clés : énergie éolienne, turbine éolienne, génératrice asynchrone, régulation pitch, optislip, connexion au réseau
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 06-06-2009
Type: Scientific publication
Language: French
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97. Badania symulacyjne szeregowego kompensatora statycznego
SSSC w programie PSIM
Janina Rzasa - RZESZOW University of Technology
Streszczenie. Artyku³ dotyczy analizy pracy szeregowego kompensatora statycznego SSSC i jego roli w regulowaniu przesy³em mocy czynnej w
linii elektroenergetycznej. Przeanalizowano zastosowanie siedmiopoziomowego falownika napiecia jako synchronicznego zród³a napiecia w
szeregowym kompensatorze statycznym. Wykonane w programie PSIM badania symulacyjne pozwoli³y na wyciagniecie wniosków odnoszacych sie
do stanu ustalonego pracy systemu elektroenergetycznego i na porównanie moliwosci przesy³owych linii bez kompensacji szeregowej i z jej
zastosowaniem.
Abstract. The article deals with analysis of work of Static Synchronous Series Compensator SSSC and its role in control of real power flow in supply
network. Application of seventh level voltage inverter as a synchronous voltage source in static series compensator was analysed. Simulation
research were realized in PSIM program. Comparison of functioning the network without and with series compensation could be carry out with
obtained simulation results. (Simulation research of Static Synchronous Series Compensator SSSC with use of PSIM program).
Document focus on / product (power):
series compensator (undefined)
Publication: 23/06/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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98. Badania symulacyjne zmienno impedancyjnych
kompensatorów szeregowych
Janina Rzasa - RZESZOW University of Technology
Streszczenie. W ramach wstepnych badan nad zagadnieniem zwiazanym z wykorzystaniem urzadzen FACTS w sterowaniu rozp³ywem mocy
czynnej w systemie elektroenergetycznym wykonane zosta³y w programie PSIM modele symulacyjne uk³adów energoelektronicznych uywanych w
reaktancyjnych kompensatorach szeregowych typu: TSSC, GCSC i TCSC. Niniejszy artyku³ prezentuje wyniki badan symulacyjnych tych uk³adów.
Abstract. The article presents the results of simulation research of power electronic components of variable impedance series compensators
working in FACTS technology. Models of tested schemes were prepared with use of PSIM program. There were the introductory studies involved in
control of power flow. (Simulation research of variable impedance type series compensator )
Document focus on / product (power):
series compensator (undefined)
Publication: 23/06/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Polish
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99. Modeling of multipulse converters with PSIM software
Janina Rzasa - RZESZOW University of Technology
Abstract - Paper presents example of PSIM software application for modeling of
multipulse power converters. PSIM is simulation software designed for power
electronics, motor control and dynamic system simulation and analysis. With its userfriendly
interface, its simulation speed, its capability of simulating any type of power
converters and control circuits, PSIM is ideal for system-level simulation, control loop
design, and motor drive system studies. The 12D and 18D power converters supplied by
transformers have been modeled by using ready-made element library as well as by
modifying it to be adapted for simulation of particular systems.
Document focus on / product (power):
multipulse converter (undefined)
Publication: 23/06/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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100. Modeling power electronics subcircuits of FACTS devices
in PSIM software environment
Janina Rzasa - RZESZOW University of Technology
Abstract — In the article, FACTS-type power electronics devices used to improve
flexibility of electric power transmission systems are presented. Selected models of
systems operating in static shunt compensation mode are presented. This work is the
first stage of research, focused on power electronics subcircuits, so destined for analysis
of power electronics converters PSIM software was choosen.
Document focus on / product (power):
FACTS devices modelling (undefined)
Publication: 23/06/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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101. Herramienta CAD para el diseño eficiente de reguladores de convertidores de potencia
A. Barrado, A. Lázaro, C. Lucena, C. Martínez, I. Quesada, J. Lourido, P. Zumel, V. Valdivia - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
En la actualidad, las herramientas CAD poseen un
amplio uso en el campo de la electrónica de potencia. Los
simuladores de circuitos de potencia, así como otras
herramientas dedicadas, permiten reducir los tiempos de
desarrollo. En este artículo se presenta una novedosa y eficiente
herramienta CAD para el diseño de reguladores de electrónica de
potencia. Así mismo, se incorporan nuevos conceptos y
algoritmos orientados a mejorar las prestaciones del lazo de
control a través del diseño del regulador. La herramienta CAD
presentada permite el diseño, de forma sencilla, de convertidores
PWM regulados a partir de topologías convencionales o desde la
respuesta en frecuencia obtenida mediante simuladores
comerciales. (PSIM Smart Control)
Document focus on / product (power):
Power Electronics Compensator ()
Publication: 2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Spanish
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102. Efficient CAD Tool for Power Electronics Compensator Design
A. Barrado, A. Lázaro, C. Lucena, C. Martínez, I. Quesada, J. Lourido, P. Zumel, V. Valdivia - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Nowadays CAD tools are widely used in power electronics. Power circuit simulators as well as some other dedicated tools allow reducing developing times. In this paper a new and efficient CAD tool for power electronics compensator design is presented. This tool incorporates some new concepts and algorithms oriented to obtain the optimal loop performance through the compensator design. The CAD tool allows easy designing of PWM regulated converters since it provides an easy and friendly interface tool to design the compensator; both from the conventional topologies and the small signal AC analysis of power circuit simulators. (PSIM Smart Control)
Document focus on / product (power):
Power Electronics Compensator ()
Publication: 2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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103. A Novel Bridgeless Single-Stage Half-Bridge AC/DC Converter
J. Lai, W. Choi, W. Yu - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
This paper proposes a new bridgeless single-stage half-bridge ac-dc converter. The proposed converter integrates the operation of the bridgeless power factor correction (PFC) boost rectifier and the asymmetrical pulse-width modulation (APWM) half-bridge dc-dc converter. The proposed converter provides high power factor and direct power conversion from the line voltage to an isolated dc output voltage without using the fullbridge diode rectifier. Conduction losses are lowered with a simple circuit structure. Switching losses are also reduced by achieving zero-voltage switching (ZVS) of the power switches. The effectiveness of the proposed converter is verified on a 250 W (48 V/5.2 A) experimental prototype.
Document focus on / product (power):
Publication: 25-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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105. Electrical Power Distribution System (HV270DC), for Application in More Electric Aircraft
B. Delicado, C. Fernandez, D. Izquierdo, F. Cerro, R. Azcona - EADS
In the new designs of military aircraft and unmanned aircraft there is a clear trend towards increasing demand of electrical power. This fact is mainly due to the replacement of mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic equipments by partially or completely electrical systems. Generally, use of electrical power onboard is continuously increasing within the areas of communications, surveillance and general systems, such as: radar, cooling, landing gear or actuators systems. To cope with this growing demand for electric power, new levels of voltage (270 VDC), architectures and power electronics devices are being applied to the onboard electrical power distribution systems.
The purpose of this paper is to present and describe the technological project HV270DC. In this project, one Electrical Power Distribution System (EPDS), applicable to the more electric aircrafts, has been developed. This system has been integrated by EADS in order to study the benefits and possible problems or risks that affect this kind of power distribution systems, in comparison with conventional distribution systems.
Document focus on / product (power):
None ( )
Publication: 25-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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106. A Low-Cost, Digitally-Controlled Charger for Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicles
G. Su, L. Tang - Oak Ridge National Laboratory, U.S.A
In this paper, a low-cost onboard charger for plugin hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) is presented and verified experimentally. The idea is to utilize the already available main traction and auxiliary motors and associated power electronics systems of an HEV to construct the charger circuit instead of building a standalone charger. Compared to the latter, it enables significant cost, weight, and volume reductions. The topology was verified by modeling and experimental results on a 14 kW prototype.
Document focus on / product (power):
Power converters (undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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107. Analysis of a High Performance Voltage Regulator with Non-Linear Multi-Mode Control: Bandwidth and Large Transient Response
P. K. Jain, S. Pan - Queen´s University, Canada
A novel digital adaptive voltage positioning (digital AVP) technique with dual-voltage-loop was proposed in [21]. Good transient performance had been achieved without using complicated control. In this paper, a small signal model is proposed for this mixed-signal digital controller. It is revealed by this small signal model that the inner current loop is in analog and the voltage loop is in digital, thus the controller can benefit from both: having valuable features of digital control but without limitations such as limit cycle. On the other hand, dynamic behavior of the voltage regulator with this digital AVP controller under large load transient is analyzed. Decoupling between bandwidth and large transient response with this novel digital AVP controller is verified.
Document focus on / product (power):
Power converters (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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108. Black-Box Modeling of Three Phase Voltage Source Inverters Based on Transient Response Analysis
A. Barrado, A. Lázaro, C. Fernandez, M. Sanz, P. Zumel, V. Valdivia - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Nowadays, black-box behavioral models of power converters are becoming interesting for system-level analysis. These models can be used to evaluate the response of power electronics systems which are composed of commercial converters, since they can be fully parameterized by analyzing the actual converter response. First black-box models of power converters have been recently proposed, but all of them are oriented to DC-DC converters. However, three-phase voltage source inverters are usually applied in current power electronics-based systems, such as aircraft power systems, and a black-box modeling method of this kind of converters has not yet been proposed. In this paper a large-signal black-box modeling method of three-phase voltage source inverters is proposed. The identification of the model is based on the analysis of the converter transient response, which is obtained by means of a set of simple experiments and easily usable fitting algorithms. An experimental validation of the proposed method has been carried out on a 5 kW actual inverter applied on an aircraft power system test bench.
Document focus on / product (power):
Three Phase Voltage Source Inverters (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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109. Black-Box Modeling of DC-DC Converters Based on Transient Response Analysis and Parametric Identification Methods
A. Barrado, A. Lázaro, C. Fernandez, M. Sanz, P. Zumel, V. Valdivia - Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Today, “black-box” behavioral models of power converters are becoming interesting for system-level analysis. These models can be used to evaluate the response of power electronics systems which are composed of commercial converters, since they can be fully parameterized by analyzing the actual converter response. In this paper a new identification method of “black box” models for DC-DC converters is presented. This method is based on the analysis of the step transient response of the converter, which is obtained by means of simple experiments. The identification of the model is carried out using well established fitting algorithms, which can be applied using commercial tools.
Document focus on / product (power):
DC-DC Converters (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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110. A Novel Adaptive Algorithm for Rotor-Flux and Slip Estimation of Sensorless Field-Oriented Induction Machine Drives
B. Guan, L. Xu - Ohio State University, U.S.A
A novel adaptive algorithm is presented for the rotor-flux and slip estimation of sensorless field-oriented induction machine drives. A Model Reference Adaptive System (MRAS) based scheme is employed to achieve parameter adaption and accurate estimation. The reference model of MRAS is designed to be insensitive to machine parameters. By utilizing the proposed scheme, the effect of the critical parameter variation on estimation in FOC can be removed. The validity of the adaptive observer has been verified by the initial research results.
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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111. Torque Impulse for Experimental Modal Analysis in Transmitted Vibration Study of Engine-generators
E. Ayana, S. K. Cheah, S. Seidlitz - Cummins Power Generation, U.S.A N. Mohan - University of Minnesota, U.S.A
Experimental modal analysis is used to measure the dynamic characteristics of a structure. Traditionally, excitation is provided with either a shaker or an impulse hammer. An alternative approach is to use power electronics for powering the generator; generating a torque impulse. This torque excitation replicates much of the engine’s excitation, emphasizing the vibrational modes that are assorted with the generator set’s transmitted vibration. Basic system setup for modal analysis using torque impulse, comparison with conventional impulse hammer test, and illustrations of some of the flexibilities inherent in torque impact testing are included.
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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112. An Ultracapacitor-based Energy Storage System Design for High Power Motor Drive with Dynamic Real Power Compensation and Harmonic Cancellation
H. Li, L. Liu - Florida State University, U.S.A J. Kim - Pusan National University, South Korea
This paper presented an ultracapacitor (UC)- based energy storage system (ESS) design for high power motor drive application. The ESS is cascaded with three-phase multilevel motor drive inverter to provide not only harmonic cancellation but also real power compensation during transients and steady states. An active power control strategy was developed to implement desired power flow modes during acceleration, deceleration, and steady states by allocating appropriate real power between main inverter cell and ESS inverter cells. The proposed control strategy also allows the smooth power transition between operating modes. In addition, an auxiliary control scheme was developed to coordinate the active power control and voltage balancing of UC. Finally, the developed control is integrated with the motor drive vector control to improve the motor drive performance. Both simulation and experimental results were presented to verify the validity of proposed ESS design.
Document focus on / product (power):
Multi-Level Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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113. A Novel Five-level Three-phase PWM Rectifier using 12 Switches
J. Itoh, T. Adachi, Y. Noge - Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
This paper proposes a new circuit topology for a multilevel PWM rectifier. The proposed circuit combines a diode clamp type topology with a flying capacitor type topology. As a result, the proposed circuit uses only 12 switches, despite the use of a five-level three-phase PWM rectifier. Further, the proposed circuit can obtain good performance as same as to a conventional multilevel circuit. This paper describes the features of the proposed topology; the control strategy and loss analysis using circuit simulation. In addition, the basic operation of the proposed method is confirmed by simulation and experimental results. The proposed converter achieved THD (Total harmonic distortion) of 3.4% for the input current and efficiency of 97.4% for a 1 kW class experimental setup.
Document focus on / product (power):
Multi-Level Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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114. A Simplified Three Phase Three-level Zero-Current-Transition Active Neutral-Point-Clamped Converter with Three Auxiliary Switches
Dushan Boroyevich - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Universit J. Li, J. Liu - Jiaotong University, China
A novel three-level zero-current-transition active neutral-point-clamped inverter is presented in this paper. The proposed soft-switching topology employs only one auxiliary switch, one LC resonant tank to assist the main switching devices in one phase leg. The zero-current turning-off of all the main and auxiliary switches are achieved with voltage stress of all switching devices are clamped to half of the DC-link voltage. Meanwhile, The turning-on losses of switches and reverse recovery losses of diodes are reduced. The control scheme is simple and no additional sensor is needed and no need modification to the normal PWM strategy. The operation principles are analyzed and simulation result verify the analysis.
Document focus on / product (power):
Multi-Level Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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115. Power Quality Improvement at Medium-Voltage Grids Using Hexagram Active Power Filter
J. Wen, K. Smedley, L. Zhou - University of California at Irvine, U.S.A
A new Hexagram Active Power Filter (APF) is proposed for harmonics elimination at medium-voltage grids. The new converter is composed of six interconnected threephase standard two-level voltage source converter modules with advantages including modular structure with easy construction and maintenance, no voltage unbalance problem, reduced voltage stress, symmetrical structure with automatic and equal voltage and current sharing, and easy control with welldeveloped two-level control techniques, etc. In this paper, One- Cycle Control – an excellent control scheme for two-level converters is extended to realize the control of the Hexagram converter for active power filter function. Both simulation and experiment have been conducted and verified the proposed converter and proposed control scheme.
Document focus on / product (power):
Power converters (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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116. Maximum Power Point Tracking Method for PV Array under Partially Shaded Condition
B.K. Lee, C.Y. Won, D.Y. Jung, Y.H. Ji - Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea J.W. Kim - Samsung Electromechanics Co. Ltd., South Korea
Conventional popular MPPT methods are effective under uniform solar irradiance. However, under partially shaded conditions, these MPPTs can fail to track the real MPP because of the multiple local maxima which can be existed on PV characteristic curve under partially shaded condition. In spite of some researchers have worked on real MPP tracking under partial shading conditions, the methods have some drawbacks with complexity and requirement of additional circuit, etc. In this paper, a novel MPPT method that is capable of tracking the real MPP under partially shaded conditions is proposed. The performahce of real MPP is verified by simulation and experimental results.
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic (undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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117. A Minimum Power-Processing Stage Fuel Cell Energy System Based on A Boost-Inverter with A Bi-Directional Back-Up Battery Storage
M. Jang, V. Agelidis - University of Sydney NSW, Australia
When low-voltage unregulated fuel cell (FC) output is conditioned to generate AC power, two stages are required: a boost stage and an inversion one. In this paper, the boost-inverter topology that achieves both boosting and inversion functions in a single-stage is used to develop an FC-based energy system which offers high conversion efficiency, low-cost and compactness. The proposed system incorporates additional battery-based energy storage and a DC-DC bi-directional converter to support instantaneous load changes. The output voltage of the boostinverter is voltage-mode controlled and the DC-DC bidirectional converter is current-mode controlled. The load lowfrequency current ripple is supplied by the battery which minimizes the effects of such ripple being drawn directly from the FC itself. Analysis, simulation and experimental results are presented to confirm the operational performance of the proposed system.
Document focus on / product (power):
Fuel Cell (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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118. Photovoltaic Parallel Resonant DC-link Soft Switching Inverter using Hysteresis Current Control
Y. Jung - Namseoul University, South Korea Y. Kim - Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea
This paper proposes a photovoltaic parallel resonant dc-link soft switching inverter using hysteresis current control. The proposed system includes a dc-link switch for soft switching. When the dc-link switch is turned off, the inverter switches are turned on and off with zero voltage switching using hysteresis current controller. So, all of the switches in the proposed inverter are turned on and off with soft switching. As a result, the proposed circuit can reduce the switching loss. The proposed inverter is verified through the theoretical analysis, simulation and experiment.
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Photovoltaic (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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119. Adaptive Nonlinear Maximum Power Point Tracker for a WECS Based on Permanent Magnet Synchronous Generator Fed by a Matrix Converter
A. Bakhshai, A. Safaee, M. Pahlevaninezhad, P. Jain, S. Eren - Queen´s University, Canada
This paper presents a new control method to track the maximum power point for a Wind Energy Conversion System (WECS). This WECS is based on a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG) fed by a matrix converter. Since the mechanical power generated by the wind turbine is a function of its shaft speed at a given wind velocity, the proposed controller provides the desired voltage at the output of the matrix converter so as to control the generator speed. This controller is based on the nonlinear adaptive backstepping approach which is well suited for this system. This method is able to effectively accommodate the effects of system uncertainties. Theoretical analysis and simulation results verify the feasibility and performance of the proposed approach.
Document focus on / product (power):
Wind energy (undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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120. A Hybrid Wind-Solar Energy System: A New Rectifier Stage Topology
A. Bakhshai, J. Hui, P. Jain - Queen´s University, Canada
Environmentally friendly solutions are becoming more prominent than ever as a result of concern regarding the state of our deteriorating planet. This paper presents a new system configuration of the front-end rectifier stage for a hybrid wind/photovoltaic energy system. This configuration allows the two sources to supply the load separately or simultaneously depending on the availability of the energy sources. The inherent nature of this Cuk-SEPIC fused converter, additional input filters are not necessary to filter out high frequency harmonics. Harmonic content is detrimental for the generator lifespan, heating issues, and efficiency. The fused multiinput rectifier stage also allows Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) to be used to extract maximum power from the wind and sun when it is available. An adaptive MPPT algorithm will be used for the wind system and a standard perturb and observe method will be used for the PV system. Operational analysis of the proposed system will be discussed in this paper. Simulation results are given to highlight the merits of the proposed circuit.
Document focus on / product (power):
Wind energy (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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121. A Phase-Modulated High-Frequency Isolated Dual LCL DC/AC Converter
A. Bhat, X. Li - University of Victoria, Canada
A phase-modulated high-frequency isolate DC/AC converter is proposed for a PMSG-based grid-connected wind generation application. The converter includes two fullbridge HF LCL-type resonant inverters working at fixed duty cycle. The power control is realized by means of the phase shift between the two bridges. With the LCL-type resonant tank, zero-voltage-switching is achieved for all switches for the whole power range. With the phase shift modulated sinusoidally, a 120 Hz rectified output current is obtained, which is unfolded and fed to the single-phase utility line. The analysis is verified with computer simulation results. Experimental data based on a 500 W prototype circuit is included for validation purpose.
Document focus on / product (power):
Resonant Converter (undefined)
Publication: 20-09-2009
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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122. Grid-Connected Voltage Source Inverter for Renewable Energy Conversion System with Sensorless Current Control
A. Bakhshai, M. Pahlevaninezhad, P. Jain, S. Eren - Queen´s University, Canada
This paper introduces a novel sensorless control approach for a three-phase grid-connected voltage source inverter utilized in a renewable energy conversion system. Renewable energy conversion applications are beginning to require a faster response to the changing power demands of the grid. Therefore, the methods that are based on conventional power theory can no longer comply with the speed requirements because they require low-pass filters in order to generate the power feedback. The closed loop control is based on an instantaneous power approach using real-time values to calculate the reference currents. Thus, the control system has fast tracking of power references compared to conventional methods. In addition, the proposed approach uses a slidingmode observer to estimate the inverter output current as well as the grid current. This sensorless approach makes the control system robust against measurement noise and phase error, and it reduces system costs. The state-of-the-art PR controller is employed in order to provide zero steady state error for the inverter currents as well as disturbance rejection. Theoretical analysis and simulation results are provided in order to demonstrate the validity and effectiveness of the proposed control method.
Document focus on / product (power):
Voltage Source Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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123. High Performance Voltage Regulation of Current Source Inverters
B.P. McGrath, , D.G. Holmes, S.A.S. Grogan - Monash University, Australia
Current source inverters offer advantages of voltage boost, short circuit protection, reduced EMI and direct regeneration. While CSI control strategies are less developed than for a VSI, the topologies are functional duals and have much in common in a control sense. In particular, since CSI voltage regulation is the dual of VSI current regulation, current regulation control strategies for a VSI can be readily implemented as equivalent voltage control strategies for a CSI. This paper shows how a high performance PI stationary frame and P+Resonant CSI voltage regulator can be analytically designed and optimised, while in particular taking into account the second order response of a CSI filter/load combination.
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Current Source Inverters (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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124. Control Strategy for a Buck-boost Type Direct Interface Converter Using an Indirect Matrix Converter with an Active Snubber
J. Itoh, K. Kato - Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan
This paper proposes a novel control method for an interface converter that is using an indirect matrix converter (IMC) with a DC power supply. The proposed converter is constructed based on an indirect matrix converter and a converter that combined the function of a boost type converter and a step-down type converter. The proposed converter connects an active snubber to the DC link part of IMC along with a boost type converter. The voltage transfer ratio from the AC power sources to the load can be improved by this active snubber. In addition, the proposed control method able to control the power distribution ratio and the output voltage at a same time. The basic operation of the proposed method has confirmed by simulation and experimental results.
Document focus on / product (power):
Matrix Converter (undefined)
Publication: 21-02-2010
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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125. Modeling and Evaluation of Diode Reverse Recovery
in Discrete-Transition Simulators
Ben-Yaakov - University of Ben Gurion
Discrete transition simulators usually do not apply
full physical models of devices and as a result, they are
incapable of showing parasitic processes such as diode reverse
recovery. The main objective of this study was to develop a
behavioral model of diode reverse recovery that can be
implemented in these simulators. The proposed model is based
on the lumped charge control concept. It can be easily extracted
from a simple measurement and it does not require heavy
computational resources. The model was tested within the PSIM
platform and was verified experimentally for various turn-off
conditions. Model application is exemplified by investigating a
lossless snubber of a three-phase buck-type rectifier.
Document focus on / product (power):
Diode Modelling (undefined)
Publication: 02/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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126. Zeroing Transformer's DC Current in Resonant Converters
with No Series Capacitors
Ben-Yaakov - University of Ben Gurion
DC current unbalance in the windings of a
transformer may initiate a runaway process and ultimately
drive the transformer into saturation. Such a situation could
arise in a transformer coupled resonant converter that does
not include a series capacitor. This issue was explored in this
study theoretically, by simulation and experimentally. A
method is proposed for automatically adjusting the
transformer’s DC current to zero by correcting the
asymmetry of the drive. This balancing control is facilitated
by a signal obtained from a DC/AC current sensor which
senses the transformer’s primary and secondary currents such
that they cancel each other for the no DC case. The proposed
method was tested on a self oscillating, parallel loaded DC-DC
resonant converter of 12V input voltage 500V output voltage
and 700W power level. The proposed approach allows the
design of resonant converters without DC decoupling
capacitors which could lead to a significant cost and size
reduction.
Document focus on / product (power):
Resonant Converter (undefined)
Publication: 02/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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127. Notch Filtering-Based Stabilization of PFC AC-DC
Pre-regulators
ORABI Mohamed - SOUTH VALLEY University
Power factor correction converters are nonlinear
power electronics circuits used as AC-DC power supplies and due
to their nonlinearity they exhibit nonlinear phenomena such as
sub-harmonic oscillations and chaotic regimes. These undesirable
behaviors increase the total harmonic distortion and therefore
can jeopardize enormously the system performances. In this
paper, a notch filter based controller is added to the voltage
control loop to stabilize a power factor correction AC-DC boost
pre-regulator. This control technique is simple and it introduces
many advantages to the most and widely used average current
mode control through widening the stability domain of the system
and being its experimental implementation possible by using
standard devices such as OAs and passive elements.
Index Terms—Boost PFC AC-DC, Time Delay Feedback Control
(TDFC), Notch filtering, Instability, Sub-harmonics, Chaos.
Document focus on / product (power):
PFC (undefined)
Publication: 10/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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128. A Harmonic Balance-Based Method for Predicting
Line Frequency Instabilities in PFC Converters
ORABI Mohamed - SOUTH VALLEY University
Power Factor Correction (PFC) AC-DC converters
are well known nonlinear power electronics systems to exhibit
instabilities in the form of period doubling and sub-harmonics
oscillations at the line period. This undesirable behavior increases
the total harmonic distortion (THD) and therefore can deteriorate
enormously the system functioning by decreasing the Power
Factor (PF). In this communication, stability analysis for a boost
PFC AC-DC converter is presented. A Harmonic Balance (HB)
approach is used for studying the dynamics of the system. It is
found that a singularity in the first order harmonic component
model is the main responsible of the first period doubling. This
result is then used for analyzing the stability of the complete
system. Practical and accurate analytical expressions for stability
boundaries are presented.
Document focus on / product (power):
PFC (undefined)
Publication: 15/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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129. HDevelopment
of Grid Connected Power
Conditioner System Compatible with Fuel Cell
Applications
ORABI Mohamed - SOUTH VALLEY University
This paper presents a two stage power
conditioner (DC-DC converter and DC-AC inverter)
connected to the grid. The proposed system has the
advantage of generating low input current ripple (less than
2%) which is an important factor for fuel cell applications.
Moreover, the design power condition has the feature of
high efficiency and achieving unity power factor on the grid
side. Through this paper, the small signal analysis for the
used converter has been analyzed and based on it the
stability of the system is designed using MPPT control.
Then, a test model of 1kw PEM fuel cell as been connected
with the proposed power conditioner system into the grid
and its performance has been tested using PSIM simulation
Document focus on / product (power):
Fuel Cell (undefined)
Publication: 15/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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130. The Electromagnetic Compatibility Design Considerations of the Input Filter of a 3-phase Inverter in a Railway Traction System
ORABI Mohamed - SOUTH VALLEY University
In this paper, the design considerations of the
input filter of the 3-phase inverters in a railway traction system
are given. The input filter design should consider the system
stability in case of dead-time power gap, the stability of the train
performance of the train at low speed, the speed of response of
the inverter system due to a load change or a supply voltage
change, Electromagnetic Interference limits (EMI), and the
correspondence with the impedance at the substation of the
wayside. A generic approach and a detailed procedure for the
sound design of the input filter are given. Simulation and
experimental results are presented from a production train to
prove the validity of the proposed approach.
The converter is qualified against the EN 50121-3 standards
for revenue service purposes. Analytical, simulation and
experimental results of a 750Vdc/700Vac 400kW converter are
presented to offer the proof of concept.
Document focus on / product (power):
Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 15/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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131. Development of High-Gain High-Efficiency
Grid-Connected Inverter for PV Module
ORABI Mohamed - SOUTH VALLEY University
This paper proposes a high gain and high
efficiency power conditioning system for grid connected PV
module. The system consists of a one module of PV, boost
converter with high gain transformation ratio, and singlephase
H-bridge inverter. The system is suitable for using
less number of PV modules or using only one PV module for
the grid connection applications which called ac modules.
Since the controller will disconnect the whole string of PV
modules in case of one PV module is affected by, for
example, the shadow. As a result, the proposed system can
avoid this phenomenon which results in increasing the
whole system efficiency. The paper also proposes an
accurate PV cell model which considers the environmental
conditions such as temperature and shadow effects. A
modified maximum power point tracking (MPPT)
algorithm based on the conductance MPPT will be
proposed. Additionally, the system will be connected to the
utility grid at unity power factor. The proposed system have
been studied, analyzed, and simulated for the validation.
Also some selected of the experimental results have been
provided.
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic (undefined)
Publication: 15/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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132. Design consideration of modified SEPIC converter for LED lamp driver
ORABI Mohamed - SOUTH VALLEY University
In recent years, LED light sources have been used in more applications than conventional light bulbs due to their compactness, lower heat dissipation, high levels of luminous efficiency, real–time color changing capability and most importantly their long time of life.
Document focus on / product (power):
Rectifier (undefined)
Publication: 15/11/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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133. Practical Design guidelines of qZSI based step-up DC/DC converter
AVOTINS - RIGA Technical University- RTU EEF IEEI
This papaer presents some design guidelines for a new voltage fed step-up DC/DC isolated converter.
Document focus on / product (power):
DC-DC Converters (undefined)
Publication: 07/12/2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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134. Energetic Macroscopic Representation and
PSIM simulation: application to a DC/DC
converter input filter stability
Xavier Cimetiere - Ecole Centrale de Lille
Nowadays simulation seems to be a mandatory step to design and analyse electrical systems. Simulation software can be classified
in two different categories.
Structural softwares are dedicated to simulate systems on the basis of their topology. Using component library, the user can
easily describe the system by connecting element as in the real system. A specific solver is then used to compute in the best way
equivalent relationships. Association conflicts are thus solved and sometimes forbidden by the solver. For example PSPICE,
PSIM, Simplorer and many other softwares are based on this philosophy.
On the contrary functional softwares are based on equivalent equations without describing the system topology. In this kind
of approach, equations can be organized in a causal way. In this case, some association conflicts must be solved by the user.
However, the mathematical model is often organized in a way that enables to develop model-based control. For example Matlab-
Simulink® is a functional software dedicated to analysis and control of systems.
Document focus on / product (power):
DC-DC Converters (undefined)
Publication: 01-09-2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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135. Multiport Converters for Fast Chargers of
Electrical Vehicles -- Focus on High-Frequency
Coaxial Transformers
WALTRICH Gierri - Technische Universiteit van Eindhoven
A bi-directional multi-port converter can
accommodate various energy storages and sources.
Therefore, a multiport converter will be a good candidate
for application as a future universal converter for (hybrid)
electrical vehicles or local distribution systems. For the
multiport converter proposed in this paper, the main design
challenge is the design of its three-phase symmetrical
transformer. In this converter, symmetry of the leakage
inductances is essential to ensure balanced three-phase
currents (transferred power). These currents are
interconnected by three single-phase high-frequency link
transformers. To realize the equality of the leakage
inductances a specific transformer design is necessary. Since
conventionally wound three-phase transformer core shapes
suitable for high-frequency are expensive and difficult to
build, a coaxially wound transformer will be designed in this
paper.
Document focus on / product (power):
Multiport Converter (undefined)
Publication: 09-03-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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136. Modeling and Field Measurements of Photovoltaic
Units Connected to LV Grid. Study of
Penetration Scenarios
Charis S. Demoulias, Dimitris P. Labridis, Ioulia T. Papaioannou, Minas C. Alexiadis, Petros S. Dokopoulos - Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Abstract—The operation of photovoltaic (PV) units connected to
the grid is characterized by several uncertainties due to the number
of currently operating units, the points where these units are sited,
the exported power, and the injection of harmonic currents. The
objective of this paper is to investigate the impact of the penetration
of PV units in the low-voltage (LV) network. Thus, a model
has been developed for the computation of load flows, harmonics,
and voltages in the feeders. A PV panel is modeled as an irradiance-
driven current generator, with an embodied maximum power
point (MPP) tracking algorithm; it is connected to the network via
electronic switches that represent the PV inverter. Simulations are
performed with PSIM and Harmoniques simulator packages. Results
from the simulated model are validated with data acquired
from field measurements and bibliography. Finally, the acceptable
penetration level of PVsystems is investigated for several scenarios,
depending on the topology of the LV network, the number, size, and
locations of loads and PV units.
Index Terms—Distributed energy sources, photovoltaic inverters,
photovoltaic power systems, power system harmonics
Document focus on / product (power):
Photovoltaic (undefined)
Publication: 17-03-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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137. Using Pulse Density Modulation to Improve the
Efficiency of IGBT Inverters in Induction Heating
Applications
Enrique Maset - University of Valencia
This paper analyses a high power (50 kW), high
frequency (150 kHz) voltage fed inverter with a series resonant
load circuit for industrial induction heating applications which is
characterized by a full bridge inverter made with IGBT and the
power control based on pulse density modulation (PDM). This
power control strategy allows that the inverter works close to the
resonance frequency for all output power levels. In this situation
zero-voltage switching (ZVS) and zero-current switching (ZCS)
conditions are performed and the switching losses are minimized.
The results are verified experimentally using a prototype for
induction hardening applications. A comparative study between
the PDM and the classical frequency power control will be made.
Document focus on / product (power):
Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 24-03-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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138. Study of the Audio Susceptibility in Parallel Power
Processing With a High-Power Topology
Enrique Maset - University of Valencia
In this paper, the audio susceptibility characteristic
of a high-efficiency nonisolated topology that processes only a part
of the total power delivery is analyzed. Since the proposed topology
presents a direct path from input to output, the effect of the input
voltage ripple at the output voltage has been studied. The effect
on the audio susceptibility of the values and disposition of the
components and the effect of their parasitic elements must be taken
into account. Due to this study, the analytical expression of the
audio susceptibility and the design criteria to improve it have been
obtained.
Document focus on / product (power):
Parallel power processing (undefined)
Publication: 24-03-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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139. Phase Margin Degradation of a Peak Current Controlled Converter at Reduced Duty Cycle
Enrique Maset - University of Valencia
An inner current loop is frequently used in many
switching power supplies to achieve higher stability and a good current
sharing. Nevertheless, some problems derived from its practical
implementation can be encountered. One problem is related
to the need of filtering of the sensed current and was discovered
by the authors in the implementation of a 500 W converter, when
peak current control was applied by sensing the switch current.
This paper will demonstrate mathematically that an RC filter not
only filters out the noise but also can cause a degradation of the
phase margin, especially, if the needed duty cycle is close to zero.
The main reason for it is the severe distortion of the current waveform
that results in an excessive phase loss. This phase loss is much
larger than the expected from the filter and its delay. The problem
becomes worse if we reduce the duty cycle and increase the load
current. Therefore, the response to the ON time slope of the current
waveform is negligible, and we have only the response to a steep
rising edge.We will also demonstrate that phase margin loss disappears
if current is sensed at the inductor instead of the switch. In
both cases, the RC filter results in a different frequency response
than the one predicted with the classical peak current mode theory.
These differences are analyzed in depth in this paper.
Document focus on / product (power):
Peak Current controlled converter (undefined)
Publication: 24-03-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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140. Multicarrier and Space Vector Modulation for Three-Phase NPC
Converters: A Comparative Analysis
Armando Araujo - FEUP
Abstract
The three-level neutral point clamped converter is one of the most important multilevel converters.
Two important features of the neutral point clamped converter are the neutral point balance and the
output voltage characteristics. Carrier and space vector Pulse-Width Modulation control methods
efficiently manage the two issues. This paper analyses the voltage balancing problem and shows that a
simple control loop maintains the voltage balance in different operating conditions. Besides
simulation, the paper experimentally compares the two issues and shows that the two methods produce
almost the same results.
Document focus on / product (power):
Three-Phase NPC converter (undefined)
Publication: 25-03-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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141. Operating Limits in Multilevel MPC Inverters with
Active Front Ends
L. Vaccaro - 1Università degli Studi di Genova
Abstract-Dc-link capacitor voltages must be actively
controlled in Multi-Point-Clamped (MPC) converters, in
order to achieve a correct voltage sharing. This work
demonstrates that when a MPC Active Front End (AFE)
rectifier feeds a MPC inverter a balancing strategy does
exist that is able to guarantee a correct functioning in all
operating conditions. The analytical work, which has been
performed to determine the theoretical limits related to a
correct behavior, is presented. In addition, a balancing
control strategy that has been based on the developed theory
is described.
Document focus on / product (power):
Multi-Level Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 14-06-2010
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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142. El problema de los armónicos, origen y efectos
Jose Maria Flores - Universidad de Córdoba
El constante progreso y evolución de la ciencia y la tecnología ha provocado
en los últimos años un fuerte cambio en el tipo de cargas conectadas a la red
eléctrica. El número de cargas lineales, ya sean resistivas como el tradicional
alumbrado incandescente, sistemas de calefacción, etc. o bien inductivas como
motores, alumbrado fluorescente, etc. ha ido decreciendo en favor de las cargas no
lineales, también llamadas cargas electrónicas. Esto es en parte debido a la mejora en
las técnicas de conversión de potencia, ya que equipos que antiguamente se
conectaban directamente a la red eléctrica, ahora son alimentados a través de
convertidores electrónicos pues estos son de menor tamaño y mejor rendimiento. En
general, los circuitos electrónicos son alimentados con tensión continua pero por el
contrario, los equipos suelen obtener la energía eléctrica de la red de distribución de
baja tensión, por lo que en general siempre hay que hacer una primera conversión
CA/CC.
Document focus on / product (power):
Harmonic distorsion (undefined)
Publication: 10-05-2011
Type: Scientific report
Language: Spanish
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143. ANÁLISIS Y SIMULACIÓN DE CONVERTIDORES
CC/CA MEDIANTE P-SIM
Jose Maria Flores - Universidad de Córdoba
Los convertidores CC/CA se conocen también con el nombre de inversores.
Estos circuitos a partir de una tensión continua proporcionan una tensión alterna
de amplitud y frecuencia deseadas.
La implementación de estos circuitos ha sido posible realizarla de una manera
más sencilla que mediante las técnicas clásicas, gracias a la aparición de dispositivos
semiconductores de potencia que pueden funcionar como interruptores, tales como
transistores de potencia (BJT, MOSFET, IGBT…) y tiristores (GTO, MCT…) a los que
se les aplica en su terminal de puerta una señal de control. Con esta señal podemos
controlar los intervalos de conducción de los interruptores para obtener a la salida la
señal requerida.
Document focus on / product (power):
Rectifier (undefined)
Publication: 10-03-2006
Type: Master Thesis
Language: Spanish
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144. ANÁLISIS Y SIMULACIÓN DE CONVERTIDORES CC/CA MEDIANTE P-SIM
Jose Maria Flores - Universidad de Córdoba
Los convertidores CC/CA se conocen con el nombre
de inversores.
• CC CA
• Existen dos tipos:
– Inversores autónomos. No necesitan conexión a la
red eléctrica. La frecuencia de salida viene dada
en función del circuito.
– Inversores no autónomos. Necesitan conexión a la
red para convertir la potencia en alterna. La
frecuencia de salida será la misma que la de la red.
Las principales aplicaciones son:
– S.A.I. Sistemas de alimentación
ininterrumpida. Propios de sistemas de gran
seguridad de funcionamiento y estabilidad
de tensión y frecuencia.
– Propulsores de motores CA
– Instalaciones de energía solar fotovoltaica,
etc.
Document focus on / product (power):
Inverter (undefined)
Publication: 10-03-2006
Type: Scientific publication
Language: Spanish
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145. Lighting systems: A Course for Increasing Power Electronics
Attractiveness in Non-specialized Engineer School?
Nicolas BRACIKOWSKI, Philippe LE MOIGNE, Xavier MARGUERON - Ecole Centrale de Lille
This paper presents a new course on lighting systems in a French non-specialized engineer school. This course was conceived to increase student attractiveness
for power electronics. After two years of unfolding, the conclusions are interesting. A survey has shown that students were not really more interested
in power electronics. The only students' plebiscite is the lighting design using DIALux software. The module is described and placed into the context
of a non-specialized engineer school. Students' opinion is then analyzed and capitalized to find why power electronics does not look as an interesting subject
for these specific engineers.
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 30-08-2011
Type: Scientific poster
Language: English
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146. Lighting systems: A Course for Increasing Power Electronics
Attractiveness in Non-specialized Engineer School?
This paper presents a new course on lighting systems in a French non-specialized engineer school.
This course was conceived to increase student attractiveness for power electronics. After two years of
unfolding, the conclusions are interesting. A survey has shown that students were not really more
interested in power electronics. The only students' plebiscite is the lighting design using DIALux
software. The module is described and placed into the context of a non-specialized engineer school.
Students' opinion is then analyzed and capitalized to find why power electronics does not look as an
interesting subject for these specific engineers.
Document focus on / product (power):
(undefined)
Publication: 30-08-2011
Type: Scientific publication
Language: English
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147. A Novel Topology for Producing Power Level Sinusoidal Output
H.B. Ertan - IEEE
Abstract: Conventional inverter output has PWM output. This pulsed output waveform reduces insulation life time, contributes to quick degradation of the bearings and also is often source of acoustic noise.
Furthermore, losses of PWM inverterdriven motors increase. In this paper a novel topology is proposed which is capable of generating a sinusoidal waveform, with low harmonic distortion. If the proposed method is used for driving motors, motor efficiency increases due to reduced losses and lifetime of the motor may be extended. The paper describes the topology used for generating power-level sinus output and how it works. The proposed converter is implemented and tested with resistive and inductive loads.
The converter is shown to have the desired properties and the efficiency is shown to be above 95%. The tests on the converter while switching the load on and of illustrate that the converter output voltage is not affected at all from load switching.
Document focus on / product (power):
Inverter (low)
Publication: 21-11-2011
Type: IEEE publication
Language: English
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