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    Syllabus for EEL 4242C / EEE 5317C

    Power Electronics I
    Fall, 2018
    Part A - Course Outline
    Description: 3 hours credit, Fundamentals of Power Electronics with Lab Experiments
    Prerequisites: Electronics Circuits EEE 3308C
    Textbook: R. Erickson, Fundamentals of Power Electronics, Springer, 2nd Ed, ISBN #: 978-
    0792372707
    Lab experiment TI-PMLK documents can be accessed from: TI website
    https://university.ti.com/faculty/teaching-materials-and-classroom-resources/ti-
    based-teaching-kits-for-analog-and-power-design/power-management-lab-kit-
    series
    Evaluation: Homework
    Lab performance and assignments
    One Midterm Exam (closed book) including lab problems
    One Final Exam (closed book) including lab problems
    Two Projects (the 2nd project is a group project)
    Quizzes after every two chapters (closed book)
    Homework: Homework will be collected at the beginning of the class on the due date
    Objective: (1) Basic power electronics circuit operation
    (2) Power converter modeling
    (3) Converter control system design
    (4) Simple power converter design
    (5) Hands on experience in power electronics hardware
    Topics: (1) Basic power converter operation principles: volt-second balance and charge
    balance.
    (2) Steady-state converter modeling and analysis, switch realization and
    transformer-isolated converters
    (3) AC modeling of converters using averaged methods, small-signal transfer
    functions, and classical feedback loop design
    (4) Buck, Boost and Buck-boost converter design
    (5) Power electronics lab experiments for basic power converter topologies
    Class schedule:
    150 minutes of lecture / week
    Lab: please see lab schedule table

    Part B – General Course Information and Policies


    Instructor: Dr. Shuo Wang
    Lab TA: Matthew Griessler ([email protected]), Le Yang ([email protected])
    Grader: Juntao Yao ([email protected])
    Office: NEB 533
    Phone: 352-392-4691
    Email: [email protected]
    Classroom: Larsen 0310
    Lab room: NEB 213B
    Office Hours: 10:30AM-11:30AM Wednesday and Friday or by appointment
    Grading: 20% 10 homework assignments (10%) and Quizzes (10%)
    15% Midterm Exam (closed book)
    25% Final Exam (closed book)
    20% Projects (10%, 10%)
    20% Lab assignments
    For graduate students, they will be given extra problems and assignments. Final
    grades will be curved separately.
    Schedule: Lecture: 3:00PM-3:50PM, Monday, Wednesday and Friday
    Lab: Undergraduate students:
    Wednesday | Period 11 - E1 (6:15 PM - 8:10 PM)
    Wednesday | Period E2 - E3 (8:20 PM - 10:10 PM)
    Thursday | Period 2 - 3 (8:30 AM - 10:25 AM)
    Graduate students:
    Tuesday | Period 11 - E1 (6:15 PM - 8:10 PM)
    Friday | Period 2 - 3 (8:30 AM - 10:25 AM)
    Homework: All homework and lab assignments have been assigned in syllabus. Homework
    will be collected at the beginning of the class on the due date; late homework will
    not be accepted.
    Attendance: It is very important to attend every class as important material for homework,
    quizzes, exams and projects will usually be covered in these classes.
    If you missed quizzes, there is no makeup quizzes unless you have special
    conditions.
    Exams: One midterm examination will be given in a lecture period. The final examination
    will be given on Dec 10, 10:00AM-12:00PM, Larsen 0310.
    Labs: There will be approximately six labs (may vary). Each lab will have a lab report
    due the week after the lab is taken. For example, if you are in the Monday lab, the
    lab report will be due before midnight the following Monday. In addition, several
    questions on the final exam will be lab related.
    Submission Requirement: a. Name, assignment number, date submitted on each page.
    b. Neat circuits with appropriate labels
    c. List of given values.
    d. List of starting conditions and equations.
    e. Development of equations that will yield final values.
    f. Numerical substitution into final equations.
    g. Final answer “Boxed” where appropriate.

    Preliminary Course Outline and Schedule

    Week, dates Section Topics Homework (* for graduate student only)


    1 Chapter 1 Introduction
    8/22,8/24, Chapter 2 V-t balance, Q balance, small ripple
    approx.
    2 Chapter 2 Output voltage ripple and inductor current
    8/27,8/29, ripple
    8/31 Chapter 2 Examples
    Chapter 5 Principle of discontinuous conduction
    mode (DCM) Buck converter example
    3 Chapter 5 Boost converter example
    9/5,9/7 Chapter 3 Power converter DC transformer model 9/5, Homework 1 due (problems 2.5, 2.7,
    2.8)
    4 Chapter 3 Power converter DC transformer model
    9/10,9/12, 9/12 Quiz 1, Chapter 2 and 5 3:00PM-3:50PM
    9/14 Chapter 3 Equivalent circuit modeling and input port Finish simulation tutorial at home
    model 9/12, Homework 2 due (problems 5.1)

    5 Chapter 4 Switch applications


    9/17,
    Chapter 4 Switch applications
    9/19,9/21 9/21, Homework 3 due (problems 3.1, 3.2,
    Chapter 4 Switch realization examples
    3.8*)
    6 9/24 Class does not meet due to a conference
    9/24, 9/26 Class does not meet due to a conference
    9/26,9/28 Chapter 4 Semiconductor device overview
    7 10/1 Quiz 2, Chapter 3 and 4 10/1, Homework 4 due (problems 4.1, 4.2,

    10/1,10/3, 4.3*)

    10/5 Chapter 6 Flyback converter (skip forward converter) 10/3, Project 1 assigned

    Chapter 7 Average modeling


    8 Chapter 7 Perturbation, linearization and small signal
    10/8, model
    10/10,10/12 Chapter 7 State Space Averaging 10/8, Homework 5 due (problem 6.4)

    Chapter 7 Pulse Width Modulator


    9 Chapter 8 Bode plots 10/15, homework 6 due (problem 7.1,7.2)

    10/15, 10/17 Quiz 3, Chapter 6 and 7 3:00PM-3:50PM,


    10/17,10/19 Chapter 8 Midterm exam guidelines and Bode plots 10/19, Project 2 assigned, Project 1
    due
    10 10/22 Midterm Exam (Chapter 2 –Chapter 7) 3:00PM-3:50PM
    10/22, Chapter 8 Bode plots
    10/24,10/26 Chapter 8 Analyzing converter transfer function
    using bode plots
    11 Chapter 8 Graphical construction of impedances and
    10/29, transfer functions
    10/31 Chapter 8 Examples
    12 Chapter 9 Negative feedback’s effects on transfer
    11/5, functions, loop gain
    11/7,11/9 Chapter 9 Loop gain analysis, stability
    Chapter 9 Compensator 11/9, homework 7 due (8.1, 8.2, 8.16)

    13 Chapter 9 Compensator design to achieve stability


    11/14, Chapter 9 Measurement of loop gains
    11/16
    14 Chapter 13 Magnetic theory fundamentals 11/19, homework 8 due (9.2, 9.5)

    11/19 Thanksgiving Break (11/21, 11/23)


    15 11/26 Quiz 4, Chapter 8 and 9 3:00PM-3:50PM
    11/26, Chapter 13 Magnetic theory fundamentals
    11/28,11/30 Chapter 13 Magnetic theory fundamentals
    16 Chapter 13 Magnetic theory fundamentals 12/3, Homework 9 due (13.1, 13.3, 13.5*)

    12/3, 12/5 Chapter 14, Inductor and transformer design basics 12/5, Homework 10 due (13.10)

    15 Project 2 due on Dec 5


    17 Final Exam (All chapters) (Dec 10, 10:00AM-12:00PM)
    12/10 Location: Larsen 0310, Turn off all electronics devices, remove everything except a pen and a
    calculator from your desk

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