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Indirect Matrix Converter As Standard Power Electronic Interface, Andrés Escobar-Mejía
Indirect Matrix Converter As Standard Power Electronic Interface, Andrés Escobar-Mejía
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The increase in the penetration levels of distributed generation in the modern power grid and its importance in future energy systems have accelerated the interest of developing new power electronic interfaces for the energy conversion process. The feasibility of applying the indirect matrix converter as the standard power electronic interface for applications with power ratings from several kW to few MW is addressed in this dissertation. Special attention is given to those applications where space dominates the power electronic requirements. The main motivation for using the indirect matrix converter is that eliminates the energy storage component in the way of …
Electrical Design Considerations And Packaging Of Power Electronic Modules, Shijie Wang
Electrical Design Considerations And Packaging Of Power Electronic Modules, Shijie Wang
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
A modern power electronic module can save significant energy usage in the power electronic systems by improving their switching efficiencies. One way to improve the efficiency of the power electronic module is to reduce its parasitic circuit elements. The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the mitigation of parasitic circuit elements in power electronic modules. General methods of mitigating parasitic inductances were analyzed by the Q3D Extractor and verified by the time-domain reflectometry (TDR) measurements. In most cases, the TDR measurement results closely matched those predicted by the Q3D Extractor. These methods were applied to design and analyze a …
Digitally Controlled, Modular Electronic Load, Jason L. March
Digitally Controlled, Modular Electronic Load, Jason L. March
Master's Theses
This project entails the design and development of a digitally controlled, modular electronic load. The proposed load is unique from existing designs because it has the added ability to increase its maximum current level by adding identical modules in parallel. Each module is designed to sink a maximum of 5A at 60V but more modules allow for more current. The cost and simplicity of the design are considered such that it can be reproduced in-house to replace, whenever possible, the resistor box for load testing of any analog circuits but more specifically power electronic circuits.
The design process as well …