Purpose of the practical assignment 1 The purpose of the practical assignment is, by using the Simplorer, Power Word Sim
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Purpose of the practical assignment 1 The purpose of the practical assignment is, by using the Simplorer, Power Word Simulator, Simulink, or any other Power Electronics, to build the model and perform simulation of a three-phase diode rectifier supplied from a 207.8 V three- phase source. 2. Requirements For this practical assignment the requirements are as following: Build the model of a three-phase diode rectifier with a resistive load of 1.5 considering the diodes are ideal (voltage drop across the diode to be nil) and internal impedance nil. As results for this requirement you should show: - The complete model • The graphs of the line voltage system, the de output voltage and current For the time axis you should select only 40 msec. • To present the measured de voltage and compare with the calculated one Build the model of a three-phase diode rectifier with a resistive load of 1.5 considering the voltage drop across the diode to be 2 V; the source impedance is nil. As results for this requirement you should show: • The graphs of the line voltage system, the de output voltage and current. For the time axis you should select only 40 msec. . For the "y" axis you should use the range between 150 V and 300 V. • Determine and quantify if there is any difference between the de voltage from 2.1 and this situation. . Using the knowledge about the influence of the diode voltage drop, calculate the de voltage and compare with the measured. Build the model of a three-phase diode rectifier with a load of 1.2 A series with an inductor of 3.82 m and considering the voltage drop across the diode to be 2 V. Introduce in series with each line of the three-phase source a leakage inductance of 38.2 pH. As results for this requirement you should show: - The graphs of the line voltage system, the de output voltage and current . For the time axis you should select only 40 msec from the steady-state situation. For the "y" axis you should use the range between 150 V and 300 V · Explain if there is any difference between the de voltage from 2.1 and the cition T.
• Explain if there is any difference between the de voltage from 2.1 and this situation. · Using the knowledge about the influence of the current commutation overlapping, calculate the de voltage and compare with the measured result. In a separate graph and using a proper zoom, show the influence of the current commutation/overlapping Note: . Each requirement should be presented in the same format. Use this electronic format to edit your results. • Use as many space/pages in order to have net diagrams, graphs, calculations and conclusions. 3.1 1201 IDEAL MODEL This "ideal model" is about requirement 2.1 Model diagram 3.1.1 Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram 3.1.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs.
Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.1.3 Measured parameters V 3.1.4 Calculated parameters V Note: show the complete calculation. 3.1.5 Comments and conclusions 1201 3.2 MODELE WITH REAL DIODES This "ideal model" is about requirement 2.2 3.2.1 Model diagram Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram. 3.2.2 Graphs
Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram 3.2.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.2.3 Measured parameters V dom 3.2.4 Calculated parameters VE Note: show the complete calculation 3.2.5 Comments and conclusions 3.3 MODEL FOR COMMUTATION OVERLAPING VALIDATION 1301 This "real model" is about requirement 2.3 3.3.1 Model diagram
This "real model" is about requirement 2.3 3.3.1 Model diagram Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram. 3.3.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.3.3 Measured parameters V dem Y Y (overlapping angle) 3.3.4 Calculated parameters (overlapping angle) V Ides Note: show the complete calculation. 3.3.5 Comments and conclusions
Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram. 3.2.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.2.3 Measured parameters 3.2.4 Calculatod parameters V des He Note: show the complete calculation 3.2.5 Comments and conclusions 3.3 MODEL FOR COMMUTATION/OVERLAPING VALIDATION [301 This "real model" is about requirement 2.3 3.3.1 Model diagram
• Explain if there is any difference between the de voltage from 2.1 and this situation. · Using the knowledge about the influence of the current commutation overlapping, calculate the de voltage and compare with the measured result. In a separate graph and using a proper zoom, show the influence of the current commutation/overlapping Note: . Each requirement should be presented in the same format. Use this electronic format to edit your results. • Use as many space/pages in order to have net diagrams, graphs, calculations and conclusions. 3.1 1201 IDEAL MODEL This "ideal model" is about requirement 2.1 Model diagram 3.1.1 Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram 3.1.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs.
Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.1.3 Measured parameters V 3.1.4 Calculated parameters V Note: show the complete calculation. 3.1.5 Comments and conclusions 1201 3.2 MODELE WITH REAL DIODES This "ideal model" is about requirement 2.2 3.2.1 Model diagram Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram. 3.2.2 Graphs
Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram 3.2.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.2.3 Measured parameters V dom 3.2.4 Calculated parameters VE Note: show the complete calculation 3.2.5 Comments and conclusions 3.3 MODEL FOR COMMUTATION OVERLAPING VALIDATION 1301 This "real model" is about requirement 2.3 3.3.1 Model diagram
This "real model" is about requirement 2.3 3.3.1 Model diagram Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram. 3.3.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.3.3 Measured parameters V dem Y Y (overlapping angle) 3.3.4 Calculated parameters (overlapping angle) V Ides Note: show the complete calculation. 3.3.5 Comments and conclusions
Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the complete diagram. 3.2.2 Graphs Note: Use copy (from Simplorer) and paste to show the graphs. 3.2.3 Measured parameters 3.2.4 Calculatod parameters V des He Note: show the complete calculation 3.2.5 Comments and conclusions 3.3 MODEL FOR COMMUTATION/OVERLAPING VALIDATION [301 This "real model" is about requirement 2.3 3.3.1 Model diagram