Tuesday 8 December 2015

Class 11 : Converter Design - PWM signal generation


Class 11 : Converter Design - PWM Signal generation 

  • In electrical engineering, all power control happens through MOSFET, IGBT, transistor or any switching device. 
  • By controlling the ON/OFF period of the switching device we should able to control power flow from the input to the output side load.
  • DC-DC converter and AC-DC / DC- AC converters using the switching devices for the power conversion.
  • Using the FPGA we should able to control the power converters in open loop and closed loop mode.

  • In the given DC-DC converter Close loop control is implemented. 
  • Output voltage and current is monitored and controlled through PID control.
  • PID control adjust the duty (ON/OFF) of the PWM signal to control the desired output voltage and current. 
  • PWM + PID control can be implemented inside the FPGA.
  • PWM - Pulse Width Modulation. 
  • One cycle of PWM signal having one ON and OFF time period.
  • ON (High Period) called as Duty. ON + OFF time called as period.
  • Duty cycle define how much percentage of PWM having ON time.

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