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    This document provides details about the Power Electronics course including: 1. The course covers basic power electronic circuits like DC-DC converters, rectifiers, and inverters with a focus on steady state analysis and selection of components. Mathematical modeling is included for controller design. 2. The objectives are to understand power electronics elements, analyze converters, develop transfer functions for control, and experimentally validate circuits through labs and a prototype. 3. Evaluation includes a mid-semester test, comprehensive exam, tutorials, and a lab/design component with weights outlined.

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    This document provides details about the Power Electronics course including: 1. The course covers basic power electronic circuits like DC-DC converters, rectifiers, and inverters with a focus on steady state analysis and selection of components. Mathematical modeling is included for controller design. 2. The objectives are to understand power electronics elements, analyze converters, develop transfer functions for control, and experimentally validate circuits through labs and a prototype. 3. Evaluation includes a mid-semester test, comprehensive exam, tutorials, and a lab/design component with weights outlined.

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    This document provides details about the Power Electronics course including: 1. The course covers basic power electronic circuits like DC-DC converters, rectifiers, and inverters with a focus on steady state analysis and selection of components. Mathematical modeling is included for controller design. 2. The objectives are to understand power electronics elements, analyze converters, develop transfer functions for control, and experimentally validate circuits through labs and a prototype. 3. Evaluation includes a mid-semester test, comprehensive exam, tutorials, and a lab/design component with weights outlined.

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    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, Pilani

    Pilani Campus
    AUGS/ AGSR Division

    SECOND SEMESTER 2018-19


    COURSE HANDOUT
    Date: 07.01.2019

    In addition to part I (General Handout for all courses appended to the Time table) this portion gives further specific
    details regarding the course.
    Course No : EEE/INSTR F342
    Course Title : Power Electronics
    Instructor-in-Charge : Rajneesh Kumar
    Instructor(s) : Dheerendra Singh
    Tutorial/Practical Instructors: Ashish Patel, H O Bansal, H D Mathur, D Heema, R Kumar, Dhananjay, P
    Upadhyay, A K Mishra

    1. Course Description:This course covers basic power electronic circuits which includes DC-DC converters,
    Rectifiers and Inverters. Steady state analysis of these converters is discussed in details with emphasis on proper
    selection of devices and magnetic components. Mathematical modeling of converter transfer function using various
    approaches is also included for controller design of these converters. Experiments are designed to understand the
    working of these power electronic circuits supported with MATLAB/SIMULINK based simulation platform.

    2. Scope and Objective of the Course:


    a. Understand the main elements of power electronic circuits
    b. Steady-state analysis of basic power electronic circuits like DC-DC converters, rectifiers and inverters
    c. Development of converter transfer function to locate pol-zero for controller design
    d. Experimental validation of these power electronic circuits
    e. Development of one lab prototype power electronic circuit

    3. Text Books:
    T1: N. Mohan, T. Undeland, and W. Robbins, Power Electronics: Converters, Applications, and Design, 3rd edit. John
    Wiley & Sons, 2003
    T2: Robert W. Erickson, Dragan Maksimovic, Fundamental Power Electronics: 2nd edit. Springer International, 2001

    4. Reference Books:

    R1: J. Kassakian, M. Schlecht, and G. Verghese, Principles of power electronics, 3rd edit. Pearson, 2012

    R2: P. Krein, Elements of power electronics, 2nd edit. Oxford university press, 2011

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    BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, Pilani
    Pilani Campus
    AUGS/ AGSR Division

    5. Course Plan:
    Module No. Lecture Reference Learning outcomes
    Session
    1. Elements of Power L0-L4 T2 (4.1- Efficient uses of Power semiconductor switches; design
    Electronics 3);R1(24.1-3) of filter and coupled inductor; Gate driver, snubber
    T2(14.1-2, circuits and signal generators
    15.1-2)
    2. DC-DC converters: L5-L15 T2 (2.1-6, Steady state converter analysis in CCM and DCM with
    Buck, Boost, Buck-boost, 3.1-6) loss analysis. Converter component design for a given
    Flyback, SEPIC, Cuk and T1(7.1-8) voltage and current ripple
    other derived converters
    3. AC-DC conversion: L16-L22 T1(5.1-7, Analysis and design of single phase and three phase
    Line commutated and 6.1-3) rectifiers. Current harmonics and distortion in voltage
    pulse width modulated T2(17.1-5, waveforms
    rectifiers 18.1-2)
    4. DC-AC conversion: L23-L30 T1(8.1-7) Design and analysis of single phase and three phase
    Single Phase and Three inverters with low THD. Application of various PWM
    Phase Inverters schemes. Understanding effect of blanking time.
    5. Modeling and Control L31-L40 T2(7.1-5, Analysis of converter transfer function using various
    of power converters 8.2-3, 9.1-5) approaches. Effect of negative feedback on the network
    transfer function

    6. Evaluation Scheme:
    Component Duration Weightage Date & Time Nature of component
    (%) (Close Book/ Open Book)
    Mid-Semester Test 90 Min. 25% 11/3 9:00 - 10:30 AM Close book
    Comprehensive Examination 3h 35% 1/5 FN Close book/open book
    Tutorials/quizzes ---- 15% During tutorial hours Close book
    Laboratory/design ----- 25% During Lab sessions Open book
    assignments

    7. Chamber Consultation Hour: Will be announced


    8. Notices:EEE notice board
    9. Make-up Policy:Will be given ONLY for genuine cases with prior permission
    10. Note (if any):Laboratory experiment details will be provided in the Lab during practical sessions.

    Instructor-in-charge
    EEE/INSTR F342

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