DEE-34107 Modeling and Analysis in Power Electronics, 5 cr

Implementation DEE-34107 2018-01

Description

The course gives basic understanding on the method of dynamic modeling in the field of power electronics. After taking the course the student can define dynamic models and use them in efficient design of power electronic systems, thus, eliminating any needs for trial-and-error type of design of passive components and control parameters. The student becomes familiar with analog and digital DSP-based implementations of control functions and is able to implement simple control functions in simulators and small-scale prototypes. The student knows how to evaluate the effect of nonideal source and load subsystems on the overall dynamic performance of a power electronic converter. Moreover, the student understands the concept of impedance-based interactions and can take measures to minimize them in power electronic systems. The course has a strong focus on DC-DC converters, but the methods can be generalized also to DC-AC inverters and active AC-DC rectifiers.

Lessons

Assessment scale

Numerical evaluation scale (0-5)

Requirements

The course is graded based on completed assignments and PC exam.

Study material