Circuit Analysis

Blocks Used (Pulse Width Modulation) :

1. Sine Wave – is the reference signal at fundamental frequency (frequency

required for output voltage of inverter).

2. Sawtooth Generator – carrier wave at higher frequency.

3. Add - Add or subtract inputs.

4. Compare to Zero - Determine how a signal compares to zero.

5. Logical Operator – (NOT) Logical operators

6. Go to - Send signals to from blocks that have the specified tag.

7. Scope – Observes the wave produced

8. Mux - Multiplex scalar or vector signals.

Circuit Analysis
Blocks Used (Inverter) :
1. DC Voltage Source – Input voltage is direct current.

2. MOSFETS - MOSFET and internal diode in parallel with a series RC snubber

circuit. When a gate signal is applied the MOSFET conducts and acts as a

resistance (Ron) in both directions. If the gate signal falls to zero when current

is negative, current is transferred to the antiparallel diode.

3. Three-Phase VI Measurement - Ideal three-phase voltage and current

measurements. The block can output the voltages and currents in per unit

values or in volts and amperes.

4. Three-Phase Parallel RLC Branch - Implements a three-phase parallel RLC

branch.

Use the 'Branch type' parameter to add or remove elements from the branch.

5. From - Receive signals from the Goto block with the specified tag

6. Demux - Split vector signals into scalars or smaller vectors.

Scope Analysis

Scope 1:

1. Sine Wave – is the reference signal at fundamental frequency (frequency

required for output voltage of inverter).

2. Sawtooth Wave – carrier wave at higher frequency.

Scope 2:

The reference wave is compared with carrier wave. When reference wave is greater

than carrier wave the output will be high. When the reference wave is less than the

carrier wave the output will be low.

Scope 3:

The third scope is the sinusoidal modulated waveform. When the DC input passes

through the MOSFETS a continual switching occurs that reverses the output voltage

producing a modulated waveform.

Introduction:

Pulse-width modulation (PWM), or pulse-duration modulation (PDM), is a method

of reducing the average power delivered by an electrical signal, by effectively chopping

it up into discrete parts.

A power inverter, or inverter, is an electronic device or circuitry that changes direct

current (DC) to alternating current (AC).

Procedure (PWM):

1. For phase 1, Sine Wave 1 convert 50 Hz to Rad/sec

2. For Phase 2, Sine Wave 2 convert 50 Hz to Rad/sec. Set the phase 2*pi/3.
3. For Phase 3, Sine Wave 3 convert 50 Hz to Rad/sec. Set the phase -2*pi/3.

4. Set Add block sign to +-

5. Set Compare to Zero Block to >=

 6. Set Logical Operator to NOT

7. Set Go to Blocks to following tags

8. Complete the circuit as shown in the “circuit analysis” part of the report.

Procedure (Inverter):

1. Set six Mosfet and rotate according to the picture for better angle of inputs and

outputs of the component.

2. Set the DC Voltage Source block as the input of the inverter.

3. Set the Three Phase VI Measurement to Measure the three phase output.
4. Set the Three Phase RLC Branch at the library browser.

5. Set the From blocks to the following tags. To link the PWM to the inverter mosfet

modules.

6. Complete the circuit according to the picture below.

 Republic of the Philippines
Laguna State Polytechnic University
Sta. Cruz Main Campus
Province of Laguna

College of Engineering
2nd Semester A.Y. 2018-2019

Design Written Report No. 2

Circuit Analysis Using Simulink

Submitted by:

Mendoza, Jade Carl T.

Melodillar, Jeffrey C.
Maunahan, Mark Gervin F.

Submitted to:
Engr. Ma. Chriselda Andrada
Instructor

Date:

February 26, 2019