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Project 1

I choose first 3 topologies for my project 1  1.Answer: here we can see below first topology of buck converter and design calculations here I choosed  only 45V as input voltage but in simulation design we can see repeating sequence of 40 to 50V as Input voltage The buck converter is connected with closed loop…

    • Nagaraj Krishna Naik

      updated on 07 Dec 2022

    I choose first 3 topologies for my project 1 

    1.Answer:

    here we can see below first topology of buck converter and design calculations

    here I choosed  only 45V as input voltage but in simulation design we can see repeating sequence of 40 to 50V as Input voltage

    The buck converter is connected with closed loop because Input votage is varying from 40 to 50V.so we need to get desired 30V output for any input voltage

    Output voltage is subtracted from 30V refernce voltage and that is connected to PID controller .PID will tune error signal and that is compared with pulse generator .

    this is how the closed loop works 

    The required plots are shown below

     

    We are getting 30V as ouput for all Input voltage

    zoomed view For see the ripple in output voltage

    we choosed 6.92uF to get 2% ripple in Output votage and we are getting 2% ripple 

     

    2 Answer:

    here we can see below second topology of boost converter and design calculations

     Boost coverter simulation design we can see below

    Here we can see Input voltage of boost converter is connected to repeating sequence of 20 to 30V

    To get desired constant output voltage boost convetrer is connected to closed loop 

    In closed loop Output voltage is subtracted from reference voltage of 40V and that error signal is send to PID controller with 1/200 gain

    After tuned PID signal is send to PWM generator and that is connected to gate of mosfet

    Now we can see the output plots below

    Here we can see the Output voltage of 40V for all Input voltage

    zoomed version of above plot we can see below

    In output voltage we are getting 5% ripple for 56.4uF capacitor 

     

    3 Answer:

    here we can see below third topology of Inverted buck boost converter and design calculations

    Inverting buck boost converter simuation design we can see below

    Here we can see Input voltage of buck boost converter is connected to repeating sequence of 40 to 50V

    To get desired constant output voltage the Inverting buck boost convetrer is connected to closed loop 

    The Output voltage is subtracted from reference voltage of -45V and that error signal is sent to PID tuner.after tuning that signal is compared with pulse generator 

    and it is connected to gate of mosfet

     

    Below we can see the required plots of converter

    And we are getting -45V for all input voltage 

    here we can see the zoomed view of above plots 

     

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