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Design and Simulation of Power Conversion using Open Source Tools

Prof. L. Umanand · IISc Bangalore

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About

This is a simulation oriented course. There are many power conversion topologies that are used in several applications like power supplies and power converters. These will be studied through simulation. This course emphasises learning and understanding converter topologies through the aid of open sources tools like octave, gEDA and ngSpice. The course starts with a discussion on simulation tools and their installation. Both NgSpice and Octave environments are used to simulate circuit based and model based systems. PV cells, rectifiers, switched mode non-isolated and isolated converters are studied through simulation. Discussions on various topologies are strengthened with the aid of simulation demonstrations.

INTENDED AUDIENCE : 3rd or 4th year UG, 1st year masters and research students

UG/PG course, industry people can also register.

PRE-REQUISITES : Basic electric circuits

INDUSTRY SUPPORT : NILL

Lectures

Week 1 INTRO AND GETTING STARTED

  1. Getting started with NgSpice YouTube
  2. Refractoring the .cir YouTube
  3. Sub-circuits YouTube
  4. gschem and netlist generation YouTube
  5. Setting up for simulation with Octave YouTube
  6. Getting started with equation based simulation YouTube
  7. Resuming a simulation in Octave YouTube

Week 2 DC power conversions

  1. PV cell model - review YouTube
  2. PV cell characteristic - review YouTube
  3. PV cell - symbol and subcircuit YouTube
  4. Rectifier-capacitor filter - operation review YouTube
  5. Rectifier-capacitor filter - NgSpice simulation YouTube
  6. Rectifier-capacitor filter with non-idealities YouTube
  7. 3 phase Rectifier-capacitor filter YouTube
  8. Equation based simulation in Octave YouTube
  9. Passive power factor improvement - review YouTube
  10. Buck Converter - review YouTube
  11. Boost converter - review YouTube
  12. Buck-Boost converter - review YouTube
  13. Buck converter - NgSpice YouTube
  14. Boost converter - NgSpice YouTube
  15. Buck-boost converter - NgSpice YouTube
  16. Passive Power Factor Improvement - NgSpice YouTube
  17. Equation based simulation of converters YouTube

Week 3 Power conversion with isolation

  1. Forward Converter - review YouTube
  2. Forward Converter simulation YouTube
  3. Understanding Core flux reset YouTube
  4. Core flux reset - simulation YouTube
  5. Flyback converter - review YouTube
  6. Flyback converter - simulation YouTube
  7. Pushpull converter - review YouTube
  8. Pushpull converter - simulation YouTube
  9. Half bridge converter - review YouTube
  10. Half bridge converter - simulation YouTube
  11. Full bridge converter - review YouTube
  12. Full bridge converter - simulation YouTube

Week 4 Applications and systems

  1. Close loop operation. YouTube
  2. Close loop with feed forward control. YouTube
  3. NgSpice simulation of close loop control. YouTube
  4. Battery charging with current control. YouTube
  5. Slope compensation for current control. YouTube
  6. NgSpice simulation of battery charging. YouTube
  7. Single phase PWM for single phase inverter. YouTube
  8. NgSpice simulation of single phase PWM. YouTube
  9. 2-axes theory for 3-phase systems. YouTube
  10. Transformations for 2 and 3 axes systems. YouTube
  11. Maximum power point tracking - NgSpice. YouTube
  12. Space vector PWM - digital. YouTube
  13. Space vector PWM - analog. YouTube
  14. SVPWM analog - NgSpice simulation. YouTube
  15. Induction motor model. YouTube
  16. Induction motor simulation in Octave. YouTube
  17. V/F control of induction motor - NgSpice. YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IISc Bangalore
Department
Electrical Engineering
Teacher
Prof. L. Umanand
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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