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A2 Week 4 PWM Examples

The document outlines the design and simulation of a single-phase full-bridge inverter feeding an R-L load using MATLAB Simulink. It details the specifications, theoretical analysis, simulation procedure, and results, showing that the simulation outcomes align closely with theoretical calculations. The conclusion confirms the successful validation of the inverter circuit under various operating conditions.

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A2 Week 4 PWM Examples

The document outlines the design and simulation of a single-phase full-bridge inverter feeding an R-L load using MATLAB Simulink. It details the specifications, theoretical analysis, simulation procedure, and results, showing that the simulation outcomes align closely with theoretical calculations. The conclusion confirms the successful validation of the inverter circuit under various operating conditions.

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Title of the Exercise

SINGLE PHASE FULL BRIDGE INVERTER

Team A2
Hirshik Ram 107119050
Venkata Nagarjun 107119088
Pratik Uthan 107119092
Date: 23-09-2021
Aim: To Design and Simulate a single-phase full-bridge inverter feeding R-L load using MATLAB Simulink
toolbox. The inverter circuit must be validated under various operating conditions.

Tool used: MATLAB and Simulink

Electrical Circuit:
Apparatus Specifications:
Nominal input DC Voltage, Vin = 100 V
AC Frequency, f = 50 Hz
Nominal Load Resistance, R = 100 Ohms
Nominal Load inductance, L = 25 mH

Theoretical Analysis:

Calculations (Predetermination) : Case


Study:
Procedure for simulation study :
● Write the coding for Initialize the input parameters and as per requirement of plots in m file and save
it
● Open new Simulink file and make mathematical modelling as per circuit diagram and save it
● Run the m file first ,after that run Simulink file
● View the result in Scope
● Again run m file and view the plots
● Make various plots and view the results and infer.

Simulation Diagram:
For Questions 8.1 to 8.5

For Question 8.6:


For Question 8.8:

.m file Coding :
Vin = 116;
f=50;

R = 10;
L = 25e-3;

n=[1 3 5 7 9];
f_1 = n*f;
w = 2*pi*f_1;
XL = w * L;
Z = R + 1i*XL;

Results and Discussions


Plots: - Analysis for Example 8.1 – Example 8.4 :
Harmonic plot for Voltage :
Harmonic plot for Current:

Harmonic plot for Power :

• From the above plots, the harmonic components of voltage and current match with the values obtained
from calculation.
• The Power obtained from simulation = P = 508.55 W ;
The Power obtained from calculation = P = 518.33 W
THD value calculation :

From simulation,
Voltage THD = 41.39% ; Current THD = 17.79%
From calculation,
Voltage THD = 48.3% ; Current THD = 18.02%

Example 8.5: Result:

From simulation,
Current THD = 7.307%
From calculation,
Current THD = 7.6%
Example 8.6: Result:
Example 8.8: Result:

From simulation,
Current = 6.774 A ; Current THD = 10.27% ; Power = 232 W
From calculation,
Current = 6.77 A ; Current THD = 9.9% ; Power = 230.634 W
Conclusion: Thus a single-phase full-bridge inverter feeding R-L load is designed and simulated using MATLAB
Simulink toolbox. The inverter circuit was validated under various operating conditions.
Inference: Plots are obtained from our simulation and the observed results concur with the theoretical
answers obtained through calculations.
References:
● Matlab documentation
● Simscape documentation

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