Power Electronics. Spring 2016

LecturesMonday and Wednesday, 0815-0955. Bldg H2, Rm. 216.
InstructorHaoyu Wang <wanghy>
Office HoursFriday, 1400-1600. Reasearch Center, Rm. 5210.
Schedule
Week Date Topic Reading Notes Homework
102-22 Introduction FPE Chapter 1 Syllabus
02-24 Steady state analysis I FPE Chapter 2.1-2.3
202-29 Steady state analysis II FPE Chapter 2.4-2.6 Homework 1
03-02 Equivalent circuit modeling FPE Chapter 3
303-07 Power semiconductor devices I FPE Chapter 4.1-4.2
03-09 Power semiconductor devices II FPE Chapter 4.2 Power Semiconductors Overview,Power MOSFET basis
403-14 Switching Losses I FPE Chapter 4.3 Super Junction Transistor Homework 2
03-16 Discontinuous Conduction Mode FPE Chapter 5 Homework 3
503-21 No class
03-23 No class
603-28 Nonisolated Converter Circuits FPE Chapter 6.1-6.2 Slides
03-30 Isolated Converter Circuits FPE Chapter 6.3 Slides
704-04 No class due to national holiday
04-06 AC Equivalent Circuit Modeling I FPE Chapter 7.1-7.3
804-11 AC Equivalent Circuit Modeling II FPE Chapter 7.4-7.6 Homework 4 (final project proposal)
04-13 Generalized State Space Averaging GSSA Paper 1; GSSA Paper 2
904-18 MidTerm Exam
04-20 Bode Plots FPE Chapter 8.1 canonical circuit model
1004-25 Converter Transfer Functions FPE Chapter 8.2-8.5 Homework 5
04-27 Stability criteria FPE Chapter9.2-9.3
1105-02 National Holiday No class
05-04 Controller Design FPE Chapter9.3-9.4 Slides
1205-09 FPE Chapter9.5-9.6 Slides; Homework 6; Digital Control
05-11 DCM dc Modeling FPE Chapter11.1
1305-16 DCM ac Modeling FPE Chapter11.2
05-18 Currrent Mode Control I FPE Chapter12.1-12.2
1405-23 Currrent Mode Control II FPE Chapter12.2-12.3
05-25 Last Lecture FPE Chapter12.3-12.4
1505-30
06-01
1606-06
06-08 Final Project Defense presentation schedule and report guidelines;
1706-13 Final Exam

Description

This course is an introduction course to switched-mode power converters. The first part of the course treats basic circuit operation, including steady-state converter modeling and analysis, switch realization, discontinuous conduction mode, and transformer-isolated converters. Next, converter control systems are covered, including ac modeling of converters using averaged methods, small-signal transfer functions, and classical feedback loop design. Finally, current programmed control is discussed, including: oscillation for D > 0.5, a simple first-order model, and a more accurate model.

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