Large-signal tools for power electronics: State space analysis and averaging theory |
Posted on:1991-05-18 | Degree:Ph.D | Type:Thesis |
University:University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Candidate:Bass, Richard Morgan | Full Text:PDF |
GTID:2472390017951901 | Subject:Engineering |
Abstract/Summary: | |
This thesis explores the application of nonlinear methods to the practical problems of switching power converter analysis and design. Based on switching algebra, a formalism for large-signal component modeling is developed. The governing equation is formulated for a general class of mixed-mode circuit models containing ideal switches. The geometric interpretation of the governing equation in the state space is developed. This interpretation provides a cogent framework for understanding feedback control and unusual instability phenomena. The classical theory of averaging for systems of ordinary differential equations is applied to power electronic systems. A theoretical basis for widely used averaging approximation techniques is developed. Three new large-signal tools are introduced which are an outgrowth of the basic theory developed. Three large-signal experiments are reported which test the modeling formalism and the geometric and averaging concepts introduced. |
Keywords/Search Tags: | Large-signal, Averaging, Power, Developed |
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