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    INSTITUTE OF DEPARTMENT OF

    TECHMOLOGY OG CAMBODIA ELECTRICAL AND ENERGY ENGINEERING

    “POWER ELECTRONICS”
    (Lab 5: DC-AC Inverter)

    Instructor: SORN DARONG


    Student: KEANG LYHOUR e20190363
    NOV DAVANN e20190712
    PHE MENGHOUR e20190801

    ACADEMIC YEAR

    2022-2023
    1. OBJECTIVES

    1.1. To apply concepts of DC-AC inverter


    1.2. To learn how to implement basic power electronic circuit.
    1.3. To get familiar with a power electronics simulation platform.

    2. PULSE WIDTH MODULATION

    PWM is one of the most widely used technique in power electronics switching. It is a
    process of producing pulse trains with variable widths that control the flow of power
    through power electronic switches.
    Simulation Procedure
    a. Build the model to simulate this circuit using the following values of circuit
    components:
     Pulse generator
     Compare to zero
     Sine wave f =50 Hz
     Sawtooth f =1000 Hz
     Model

    Figure1. Simulation of Simulink of PULSE WIDTH MODULATION (PWM)


     DATA

    b.

    Figure2. Pulse generator, sine wave and sawtooth generator


    Observes the scope
    - Pulse generator
    - PWM generator
    3. SINGLE PHASE HALF BRIDGE INVERTER

    Single phase half bridge inverter is the most basic kind of inverter. It has only two power
    electronic switches, that are connected in series with each other and in parallel with the DC bus
    bar. Here we generally keep the ON and OFF duration of power switches equal to avoid the DC
    shift in the output. The voltage and current waveforms for resistive load.

    Simulation Procedure
    a. Build the model to simulate this circuit using the following values of circuit components:
    o Voltage source Vin =100V
    o Resistance R1 = 1 Ω, R-load = 10 Ω.
    o Capacitor C1 = C2 = 0.1F.
    o Pulse generator: frequency 50 Hz, Pulse width 50 %
     PWM 1 with 0 deg phase delay
     PWM 2 with phase delay 180 deg.
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record the waveform.
    c. Find THD of output voltage.

    SOLUTION

    a. Simulink model
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform.

    c. Find THD of output voltage

    4. SINGLE PHASE FULL BRIDGE INVERTER

    A full bridge single phase inverter is a switching device that generates a square wave AC output
    voltage on the application of DC input by adjusting the switch turning ON and OFF based on the
    appropriate switching sequence, where the output voltage generated is of the form +Vdc, -Vdc,
    Or 0.

    Simulation Procedure

    a. Build the model to simulate this circuit using the following values of circuit components:
    Voltage source Vin =100V
    Resistance R load = 10 Ω.
    Pulse generator: frequency 50 Hz, Pulse width 50% and 0 deg phase delay.
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform.
    c. Compare the output voltage to the output voltage obtained from single phase half bridge
    inverter.
    d. Find THD of output voltage then compare to THD from single phase half bridge inverter.

    Solution

    a. Simulink model
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform.
    c. Compare the output voltage to the output voltage obtained from single phase half bridge
    inverter.
    d. Find THD of output voltage then compare to THD from single phase half bridge inverter.

    With Frequency 60 Hz we see:


     THD from single phase half bridge inverter = 52.75%
     THD from single phase full bridge inverter = 50.99%

    5. THREE PHASE FULL BRIDGE INVERTER

    Three-phase inverters are normally used for high-power applications. Three single-phase half (or
    full)-bridge inverters can be connected in parallel as shown in Figure below to form the
    configuration of a three-phase inverter. The gating signals of single-phase inverters should be
    advanced or delayed by 120° with respect to each other to obtain three-phase balanced
    (fundamental) voltages.
    a. Build the model to simulate this circuit using the following values of circuit
    components:
     Voltage source Vin =100V
     Resistance R load = 10 Ω.
     Pulse generator: frequency 50 Hz, pulse width 50% and phase delay.
     Pulse generator phase delay: PWM1 = 0 deg, PWM2 = 60 deg, PWM 3 = 120
    deg, PWM 4 = 180 deg, PWM 5 = 240 deg, PWM 6 = 300 deg.
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform
    c. Find THD output voltage

    Solution

    a. Simulink model
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform
     output voltage
     Output current

    6. SPWM THREE PHASE INVERTER

    Working principal of SPWM three phase inverter is the same regular three phase inverter, the
    only different is about control gate signal. In SPWM, we generate PWM signal from the
    comparison between sine wave and sawtooth.

    Simulation Procedure

    a. Build the model to simulate this circuit using the following values of circuit
    components:
     Voltage source Vin =100V
     Resistance R load = 10 Ω.
     Sawtooth signal: frequency 100 kHz, Phase 180 deg.
     Phase: sine wave 1 = 0 deg, sine wave 2 = 120 deg, sine wave 3 = -120 deg.
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform.
    c. Compare the output voltage to the output voltage obtained from three phase full
    bridge inverter.
    d. Find THD of output voltage then compare to THD from three phase full bridge
    inverter.

    SOLUTION

    a. Simulink model
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record waveform.
     output voltage

     Current output
    c. Compare the output voltage to the output voltage obtained from three phase full
    bridge inverter.
    d. Find THD of output voltage then compare to THD from three phase full bridge
    inverter.
    7. PURE SINE WAVE THREE PHASE INVERTER

    To obtain better output voltage, filter is added to the inverter circuit as figure below.

    Simulation Procedure

    a. Build the model to simulate this circuit using the following values of circuit
    components:
    • Voltage source Vin =100V
    • Resistance R load = 10 Ω.
    • Inductance L1 = L2 = L3 = 80 mH.
    • Capacitance C1 = C2 = C3 = 30 uH.
    • Sawtooth signal: frequency 100 kHz, Phase 180 deg.
    • Phase: sine wave 1 = 0 deg, sine wave 2 = 120 deg, sine wave 3 = -120 deg.
    b. Observe output voltage and current and record the waveform.
    c. Compare the output voltage to the output voltage obtained from three phase full bridge
    inverter.
    d. Find THD of output voltage then compare to THD from three phase full bridge
    inverter.
    Solution

    a. Model of Simulink

     Voltage source Vin =100V


     Resistance R load = 10 Ω.
     Inductance L1 = L2 = L3 = 80 mH.
     Capacitance C1 = C2 = C3 = 30 uH.
     Sawtooth signal: frequency 100 kHz, Phase 180 deg.
     Phase: sine wave 1 = 0 deg, sine wave 2 = 120 deg, sine wave 3 = -120 deg.

    b. Observe output voltage and current and record the waveform.


     Voltage output
     Current output

    c. Compare the output voltage to the output voltage obtained from three phase full bridge
    inverter.
    d. Find THD of output voltage then compare to THD from three phase full bridge inverter.

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