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Hi, currently I'm studying about DC-DC Boost converter with controller. After I applied the step time, the output voltage supposed to follow the step time, but there is some delay in the simulation results after I applied the "step time" in the step input block. Can someone help, why this delay occur? Please see the attached pictures. Thanks

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This one-day course focuses on modeling and controlling power electronic systems in the Simulink® environment using Simscape Electrical™. Topics include:

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Hi everyone,

I am a third year BEng Energy Engineering student. I am looking at the design, modelling and peformance of an HVDC power converter for use in offshore wind for my final year dissertation. Power electronics is a new area for me and I am also new to simulink/ simscape elctrical.

Could anyone provide some useful examples of MMC (in particular rectifiers), or some advice for designing in simscape electrical. I am struggling with the design of PWM control especially. I aim to make a scaled down version of the MMC in Simulink but so far have had no luck. If anyone can help I would be really appreciative.

Thanks in advance.

Joe

Hi Everyone,

Require some guidance and pointers on model ee_pmlsm_drive please.

Its regarding a PMSM linear machine model, with a cascade (position and speed) outer loop and a current controller inner loop (Id and Iq currents).

The current Simulink model uses a low voltage DC supply (48v) and uses a step input to the system. My system uses a HV source (400v) and the input is sinusoidal position, with an operating frequency range of 0 to 20hz.

I have used the original model, re-created my own (to learn Simulink/Simscape) with a HV battery source (400v) and used machine parameters that match the application (peer reviewed publication).

As my power electronics background is limited, my background is mechanical, i am unable to tune the inner and outer loops, and am unsure in what order to tune. My project is to use the linear PMSM to drive (motoring) a linear piston for combustion and also use the linear piston to drive the PMSM (generating).

Using the built in PID tuner for the outer speed and position loops i am encountering an error (plant cannot be linearised). I am using a simple 1 hz sine wave to simulate the reference position set-point. With all PID values set to default i have no dq currents, however i have idq ref from the outer velocity controller loop.

Any help with resources and guidance as to how to tune the loops for my updated parameters on this model would be great.

Hi, Currently modelling an reciprocating engine coupled to a linear PMSM motor/generator for my PhD. I have downloaded the "Model File Package for Motor Control Design Public Video" simulink model.

Is it possible to convert to rotational PMSM simscape plant model used for a linear PMSM model? As there are none in the library to just drag into the existing control model.

Any ideas i can represent a linear motor based on this existing control model?

My output from the machine needs to be linear position w.r.t, with a total stroke of approximately 100 mm. Can i convert the rotational constant speed input at port "W" to a sinusoidal velocity profile (such that it replicates the velocity profile of a linear machine)?

Any help would be great.

Thanks

I have issue with the design that i have downloaded from mathwork community. how to solve regarding this matter

Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Subsystem/Voltage Measurement/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement1/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement2/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement3/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement4/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement5/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error Failed to load library 'powerlib_models' referenced by 'mcupqc/Three-Phase V-I Measurement6/model' Component:Simulink | Category:Model error

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I am trying to design the outer voltage loop of the inverter but i am unable to remove the 5,7th harmonics from the capacitor voltage as i am trying to supply nonlinear load. The file is in matlab2018b.

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Good day everyone,

I'm trying to simulate a single phase transformator by using Simulink. I've got the current values: R1 = 3 Ohm R2 = 0.03 Ohm X1 = 6.5 Ohm X2 = 0.07 Ohm Rc = 100k Ohm Xm = 15k Ohm f = 60 Hz Uprim = 2400V Usec = 240V S = 29kVA cos Phi = 0.8

And I've made the current calculations: L1 = X1/2*pi*f = 17,24 mH L2 = X2/2*pi*f = 185.68 uH Lm = Xm/2*pi*f = 39.79 H S = Urms*Irms => Irms = 120.83 A P = Urms*Irms*cos Phi = 23200 W Q = Urms*Irms*sin Phi = 17400 VAr Q>0 so Q = ohms-inductive => QL = 17400, QC = 0

I've made the current circuit and simulated it, but somehow my secondairy output voltage is only at 225Vrms. Can someone explain to me why that's the case? Did do something wrong in my calculations or in my simulation?