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- Academic unit or major
- Graduate major in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Instructor(s)
- Fujita Hideaki Hagiwara Makoto
- Class Format
- Lecture
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- Day/Period(Room No.)
- Tue7-8(S223) Thr5-6(S223)
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- Course number
- EEE.P411
- Credits
- 2
- Academic year
- 2019
- Offered quarter
- 3Q
- Syllabus updated
- 2019/4/5
- Lecture notes updated
- 2019/11/19
- Language used
- English
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Lecture
Lecture 1 Introduction of power electronics: evolution of power electronics in various applications, duality in power electronics circuits, canonical switching cells
2019.9.26(Thu.) 5-6Session
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Lecture 2 Switching devices for voltage-source converters: MOSFETs and IGBTs, switching modes, switching transitions, gate drive circuits
2019.10.1(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 3 Soft switching and snubber circuit: power losses in switching devices, safety operating area, snubber circuit, soft switching
2019.10.3(Thu.) 5-6Session
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Lecture 4 Resonant converter and their applications: resonant conversion circuits, operating modes, power control methods
2019.10.8(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 5 Pulse width modulation: modulation methods, synthesized voltage waveforms in PWM converters, double Fourier analysis
2019.10.10(Thu.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 6 Modeling of voltage-source converters: state average method, various modeling methods, switching function and duty ratio, control response
2019.10.15(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 7 Digital current control: micro processer and micro controller, signal sampling and reference update, digital current feedback control and z-transform
2019.10.17(Thu.) 5-6Session
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Lecture 8 Grid-connection converters: rectifiers, dc power transmission converters, performance of dc voltage control
2019.10.24(Thu.) 5-7Session
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Lecture 9 Current control methods for grid connection: active and passive impedance, feedforward compensation, synchronous reference frame, and decoupling control
2019.10.29(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 10 Static var compensators: shunt and series devices, TCRs ans TSCs, STATCOMs, TCSCs, SSSCs, and UPFCs
2019.10.31(Thu.) 5-6Session
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Lecture 11 Active power filters: circuit configurations, harmonic detection methods, control methods, and compensation methods, and hybrid harmonic-compensation systems
2019.11.5(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 12 Magnetic components and flux deviation: modeling of magnetic elements, the cause of the flux deviation, and compensation methods
2019.11.7(Thu.) 5-6Session
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Lecture 13 Power and energy variations and disturbances in grid connection converters: reactive power, harmonics components, negative sequence currents, and flicker components
2019.11.12(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 14 Multilevel converters: diode-clamped converters, capacitor clamped converters, cascaded converters, and modular multilevel converters
2019.11.14(Thu.) 5-6Session
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Lecture 15 New technologies in power conversion: matrix converters, inductor-less converters, z-source inverters, boost inverters, high-frequency cycloconverters, and so on
2019.11.19(Tue.) 7-8Session
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Lecture 16 Final examination
2019.11.26(Tue.) 7-8Session
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