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    This document describes three power electronics experiments conducted in MATLAB Simulink: a 3 pulse rectifier, a 6 pulse rectifier, and a boost converter. For each experiment, the aim, apparatus required, procedure, circuit diagram, and purpose are outlined. The 3 pulse and 6 pulse rectifier experiments study the working of 3 phase rectifiers and how output voltage and utilization changes with the number of pulses. The boost converter experiment designs a boost converter in Simulink to step up the output voltage above the input voltage.

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    This document describes three power electronics experiments conducted in MATLAB Simulink: a 3 pulse rectifier, a 6 pulse rectifier, and a boost converter. For each experiment, the aim, apparatus required, procedure, circuit diagram, and purpose are outlined. The 3 pulse and 6 pulse rectifier experiments study the working of 3 phase rectifiers and how output voltage and utilization changes with the number of pulses. The boost converter experiment designs a boost converter in Simulink to step up the output voltage above the input voltage.

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    This document describes three power electronics experiments conducted in MATLAB Simulink: a 3 pulse rectifier, a 6 pulse rectifier, and a boost converter. For each experiment, the aim, apparatus required, procedure, circuit diagram, and purpose are outlined. The 3 pulse and 6 pulse rectifier experiments study the working of 3 phase rectifiers and how output voltage and utilization changes with the number of pulses. The boost converter experiment designs a boost converter in Simulink to step up the output voltage above the input voltage.

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    This document describes three power electronics experiments conducted in MATLAB Simulink: a 3 pulse rectifier, a 6 pulse rectifier, and a boost converter. For each experiment, the aim, apparatus required, procedure, circuit diagram, and purpose are outlined. The 3 pulse and 6 pulse rectifier experiments study the working of 3 phase rectifiers and how output voltage and utilization changes with the number of pulses. The boost converter experiment designs a boost converter in Simulink to step up the output voltage above the input voltage.

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    SUB: POWERELECTRONICS AND DRIVES REG NO: 17BEE0344

    SLOT: L11+L12 ASSESMENT: 03


    TITLE: 3 PULSE CONVERTER

    AIM:
    To study the working of three phase rectifier 3 pulse
    using MATLAB Simulink.
    APPARATUS REQUIRED:

    S. No Item with description MATLAB Quantity


    Library

    1 Controlled switches Sim power system 3

    2 Pulse generator 3

    3 3-phase AC Source 1

    4 RLC Branch 1

    5 Scope 1

    6 voltmeter 2

    7 ammeter 1
    PROCEDURE:
    • Open MATLAB and open Simulink then create a
    new file (new module)
    • Connections are made as per the circuit
    diagram by taking the required items from
    MATLAB Simulink library.
    • Simulate the circuit note down the firing angle,
    input voltage, output voltage and load current.
    • The output voltage is theoretically calculated
    for each steps and the readings are tabulated.
    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
    1) 𝐅𝐨𝐫 𝛂 = 0 , V𝐨𝐮𝐭−𝐝𝐜 = 𝟏𝟔𝟑. 𝟖 𝑽𝒐𝒍𝒕𝒔

    2) For α = 30 , Vout = 30.25


    Model graph for R-L-E Load with discontinuous conduction(= 80, R=100, L=100mH, E=50V)

    REFERRENCE:
    Its operation is explained using three thyristors and three diodes. When the thyristors
    T1, T2 and T3 are replaced by diodes D1, D2 and D3, conduction will begin at angle 30° in
    respect to the phase voltages u , u and u respectively. Therefore, the firing angle α is
    an bn cn

    measured initially at 30° in reference to the phase voltage corresponding to it.

    The current can only flow in one direction through the thyristor, which is similar to
    inverter mode of functioning where power flows from the DC side to the AC side. In addition,
    the voltage in the thyristors is controlled by controlling the firing angle. This is achieved
    when α = 0(possible in a rectifier). Thus, the 3-pulse converter acts as an inverter and a
    rectifier.
    TITLE: 6 PULSE CONVERTER
    AIM:

    To study the working of three phase rectifier 6


    pulse using MATLAB Simulink.
    APPARATUS REQUIRED:
    S. No Item with description MATLAB Quantity
    Library

    1 Controlled switches Sim power 6


    system

    2 Pulse generator 6

    3 Three phase AC Source 1

    4 RLC Branch 1

    5 Scope 1

    6 voltmeter 4

    7 ammeter 1

    PROCEDURE:
    • Open MATLAB and open Simulink then create a new file (new
    module)
    • Connections are made as per the circuit diagram by taking
    the required items from MATLAB Simulink library.
    • Simulate the circuit note down , input voltage, output voltage
    and load current.
    The output voltage is theoretically calculated for each steps and
    the readings are tabulated
    MANUAL COPY:
    REFFERENCE:
    When commutation is not available, two diodes will conduct at any particular time.
    Furthermore, to obtain a voltage drop across the load, two diodes must be at
    positioned at opposite legs of the bridge. For example, diodes 3 and 6 cannot be ON at
    the same time. Therefore, the voltage drop across the DC load is a combination of line
    voltage VL from the three-phase source.
    It is important to note that more the number of pulses, the greater the utilization of the
    converter. In addition, the fewer the number of pulses the lesser the utilization of the
    converter.
    TITLE: BOOST CONVERTER
    AIM:
    Design a boost converter using MATLAB simulink.
    APPARATUS REQUIRED:
    S. No Item with description MATLAB Quantity
    Library

    1 Diode 1

    2 Pulse generator 1

    3 DC Source 1

    4 RLC Branch 3

    5 Scope 1

    6 voltmeter 1

    7 ammeter 1

    PROCEDURE:
    • Open MATLAB and open Simulink then create a new file (new
    module)
    • Connections are made as per the circuit diagram by taking
    the required items from MATLAB Simulink library.
    • Simulate the circuit note down the firing angle, input voltage,
    output voltage and load current.
    The output voltage is theoretically calculated for each steps and the readings are
    tabulated
    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM:
    PURPOSE:
    Output voltage is more than the input voltage

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