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Analyzing Power Electronics & Control System On Matlab/Simulink

This document discusses single phase to single phase cycloconverters. It begins by defining a cycloconverter as a device that converts input power at one frequency to output power at a different frequency in a single stage. There are two types: step-down and step-up. The basic topologies used are mid-point and bridge cycloconverters. It provides examples of these configurations for step-up and step-down conversion with resistive and resistive-inductive loads. The document also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of cycloconverters compared to DC link converters and includes Simulink models and output waveforms.

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Analyzing Power Electronics & Control System On Matlab/Simulink

This document discusses single phase to single phase cycloconverters. It begins by defining a cycloconverter as a device that converts input power at one frequency to output power at a different frequency in a single stage. There are two types: step-down and step-up. The basic topologies used are mid-point and bridge cycloconverters. It provides examples of these configurations for step-up and step-down conversion with resistive and resistive-inductive loads. The document also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of cycloconverters compared to DC link converters and includes Simulink models and output waveforms.

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UNITED GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

Analyzing Power Electronics & Control


System on MATLAB/SIMULINK
TOPIC: Single Phase to Single Phase
Cycloconverter
By
MOHIT JAIN
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical Engineering
UCEM

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Concept of Cycloconverter
 A device which converts input power at one frequency to output power at different frequency
in a single stage is known as cycloconverter.

 A cycloconverter is basically of two types.


1. Step-down cycloconverter
In this type of cycloconverter the output frequency fo is less than the supply frequency fs.
2. Step-up cycloconverter.
In this type of cycloconverter the output frequency fo is greater than the supply frequency fs.

 The basic topology used for this purpose:


A. Mid-point type cycloconverter
B. Bridge type cycloconverter

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Mid-point type cycloconverter. (Step up with R load)

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Bridge type cycloconverter (Step up with R load)

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Mid-point type cycloconverter. (Step down with R load)

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Bridge type cycloconverter. (Step down with R load)

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Mid-point type cycloconverter. (Step down with RL load)

Waveforms of 1 phase mid point type cycloconverter with RL load (Disconti. Current)

Waveforms of 1 phase mid point type cycloconverter with RL load (Conti. Current)

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Bridge type cycloconverter. (Step down with RL load)

Waveforms of 1 phase bridge type cycloconverter with RL load (Disconti. Current)

Waveforms of 1 phase mid point type cycloconverter with RL load (Conti. Current)

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Advantages of Cycloconverter
 In a cyclo-converter, ac power at one frequency is converted directly to
the other frequency in a single conversion stage.

 Cyclo-converter is inherently capable of power transfer in either


direction between source and load.

 Cyclo-converter delivers a high quality sinusoidal waveform at low


output frequencies

 Cyclo-converter is extremely attractive for large power, low speed


drives.

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Disadvantages of Cycloconverter

 Large number of thyristors is required in a cyclo-converter, and its


control circuitry becomes more complex. It is not justified to use it for
small installations, but is economical for units above 20 kVA.

 For reasonable power output and efficiency, the output frequency is


limited to one-third of the input frequency.

 The power factor is low particularly at reduced output voltages, as


phase control is used with high firing delay angle.

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DC Link Converter

 The cyclo-converter is normally compared with dc link converter, where two power
controllers, first one for converting from ac input at line frequency to dc output, and the
second one as inverter to obtain ac output at any frequency from the dc input fed to it.

 Advantages of DC link converter

 The control circuit here is simpler, as compared to that used in cyclo-converter.

 It has high input power factor, if diode rectifier is used in the first stage.

 The output frequency can be varied from zero to rated value.

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Simulink Model: Bridge type Cycloconverter

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Create a Mask for Pulse Generator Subsystem Block

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Output Waveform: Step up with R Load

(alpha= 0O)

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Output Waveform: Step down with R Load
(alpha= 30O)

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Output Waveform: Step down with RL Load (Discont..)

(alpha= 30O)

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Output Waveform: Step down with RL Load (Cont..)

(alpha= 30O)

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THANK YOU

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