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Mcpc Mid 2022

The document outlines the M.Tech. Mid Semester examination for the subject 'Modeling and Control of Power Converters' at the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela. It includes various questions related to power converter circuits, requiring evaluations of currents, voltages, and ripple effects in different converter configurations. The exam consists of six questions, each focusing on specific converter types and their operational characteristics.

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Mcpc Mid 2022

The document outlines the M.Tech. Mid Semester examination for the subject 'Modeling and Control of Power Converters' at the National Institute of Technology, Rourkela. It includes various questions related to power converter circuits, requiring evaluations of currents, voltages, and ripple effects in different converter configurations. The exam consists of six questions, each focusing on specific converter types and their operational characteristics.

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ROURKELA-8

M.Tech. Mid Semester (Spring) Examination, 2022


SUBJECT: Modeling and Control of Power Converters CODE: EE-6330
Duration of Examination: 2 hours FULL MARKS: 30
Instructions: If assumptions and steps are exactly same for two or more students then
all will get zero. All the parts of the same question must be answered at one place. All
the symbols have their usual meaning. Scan copy of the answer sheet should be clear
and readable. Open book test.
Answer all Questions
Q1. Below figure shows a boost converter cascaded by a buck converter. The switches
S and S are ON during dTs and 1  d  Ts respectively. [2+2+1.5+1.5=7]
S S
L1 L2
S S
Vg R
C1 C2

i. Evaluate the steady state currents in L1 and L2 in terms of I 0 and d


ii. Evaluate the steady state voltage across C1 and C2 in terms of Vg and d
iii. Evaluate the current ripples in L1 and L2
iv. Evaluate the voltage ripple in C1 and C2

Q2. Consider the SEPIC converter, operating in CCM with the following parameters
D  0.52 Vin  112 V f S  110 kHz
R  12  L1  L2  50  H C1  C2  C  147  F
i. Sketch the waveforms for iL1 , iL 2 , iD , iC 1 and iC 2 with proper marking.
ii. Determine the capacitor ripple voltage VC1 V0 and VC 2 V0 [4+1=5]

Q3. In the buck-boost converter, consider that the MOSFET has ON resistance rsw and
the inductor resistance is rl . All other losses can be neglected. [3+2=5]
i) Derive a complete equivalent circuit model for this converter.
ii) Solve your model to find the output voltage

Q4. Consider a buck converter with the following parameters


Vin  80 V , R0  18  , P0  100 W , L  0.4 mH , f S  150 kHz . [2+3=5]
i. Determine the mode of operation
ii. Determine the range of R0 for the converter to remain in the CCM
Q5. Consider the flyback converter shown below with V0  48 V at I 0  1 A , Vin  18 V ,
N
f S  150 kHz , 1  n  0.3 . Find the maximum Lm so that the converter operates in
N2
DCM. [4]

iin
..
N1 N2 D io
.
.

Vin
. C R Vo

sw

Q6. Find L and C values for the full-bridge converter shown below such that it satisfy
the following specifications: [2+2=4]
Vin,nom  150 V , V0  12 V , at I 0  2 A , f S  50 kHz , V0 V0  0.5% , I 0 I 0  5% ,
n  0.1

iin D1
L
.
1: n io
sw1 sw3
.

.
Vin
. C R Vo

:n D2
sw2 sw4

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