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Economic and versatile laboratory setup for teaching power electronics in bachelor courses
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| Author(s) |
Uwe PROBST |
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This paper presents a laboratory setup for teaching basics of power electronics. The setup consists of a 3 phase transformer, a rectifier and four half-bridges. The latter can be configured as DC-DC convert-ers (buck and full-bridge converter) or as AC-DC converters (one and three phase voltage-source in-verters). Different PWM control schemes as well as on-off current control are implemented. It allows doing experiments on a safe 24V DC voltage level and is economically priced. So a set of 10 setups is affordable and allows a number of 20 students to work on the same experiment in groups of 2 students simultaneously. |
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Last modified 2010-01-27 by System |
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