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Ain shams University Energy and Renewable Energy

Faculty of Engineering Power Electronics (2) - EPM 354


Credit Hours Programs Fall 2020
Instructors: Prof. Dr. Mostafa I. Marei

Sheet (2)
DC/AC Converters (Inverters)

(1) The single phase half bridge inverter has a resistive load of R = 2.4 Ω and
the dc input voltage is Vs = 48 V. Determine:
(a) The rms output voltage at the fundamental frequency V1
(b) The output power Po
(c) The average, rms, and peak currents of each transistor
(d) The peak off-state voltage VBR of each transistor
(e) The total harmonic distortion THD
(f) The distortion factor DF
(g) The harmonic factor and distortion factor of the lowest order
harmonic.

(2) Repeat problem (1) for the single phase full bridge inverter.

(3) The full bridge inverter has an RLC load with R = 5 Ω, L=10 mH and C =
26 µF. The inverter frequency fo = 50 Hz. And the dc input voltage Vs =
220 V.
(a) Express the instantaneous load current in a Fourier series.
(b) Calculate the rms load current at the fundamental frequency I1.
(c) Calculate the THD of the load current.
(d) Calculate the average supply current.

(4) The three-phase full bridge inverter with 180o conduction has a Y-
connected resistive load of R = 5 Ω. The inverter frequency is f o = 50 Hz
and the dc input voltage is Vs = 220 V. Express the instantaneous phase
voltages and phase currents in a Fourier series.
(5) A three-phase inverter has a wye-connected resistive load of R = 5 Ω and L
= 23 mH . The inverter frequency is 60 Hz and the dc input voltage is V s=
220V.
(a) Express the instantaneous line voltage vab(t) and the line current ia (t) in a
Fourier series.
Determine:
(b) the rms line voltage VL,
(c) the rms phase voltage Vp ,
(d) the rms line voltage at the fundamental frequency VL1,
(e) the rms phase voltage at the fundamental frequency Vp1,
(f) the total harmonic distortion THD,
(g) the distortion factor DF,
(h) the harmonic factor and distortion factor of the lowest-order harmonic,
and
(i) the output power Po.

(6) The output voltage of single-phase full bridge inverter is controlled by


pulse width modulation technique (PWM) with single pulse per half
cycle. Determine the pulse width for a fundamental component of
70% of the DC input voltage.

(7) A single phase inverter operates with uniform PWM techniques, such
that the output voltage waveform has five pulses per half cycle. Find
the pulse width that results in rms output voltage equals to 80% of the
DC input supply voltage.

(8) A single-phase full-bridge inverter controls the power in a resistive load.


The nominal value of input dc voltage is Vs = 220V and a uniform PWM
with five pulses per half-cycle is used. For the required control, the width of
each pulse is 30º.
(a) Determine the rms voltage of the load.
(b) If the dc supply increases by 10%, determine the pulse width to
maintain the same load power.
(c) If the maximum possible pulse width is 35º, determine the minimum
allowable limit of the dc input source.

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