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    The document discusses extending a DC transformer model to include inductor copper loss. It shows inserting a resistor in series with the inductor in a boost converter circuit model. It then derives the circuit equations for when the switch is in each position, and uses these to determine expressions for the average inductor voltage and capacitor current. Finally, it solves for the output voltage as a function of duty cycle and inductor resistance.

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    The document discusses extending a DC transformer model to include inductor copper loss. It shows inserting a resistor in series with the inductor in a boost converter circuit model. It then derives the circuit equations for when the switch is in each position, and uses these to determine expressions for the average inductor voltage and capacitor current. Finally, it solves for the output voltage as a function of duty cycle and inductor resistance.

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    The document discusses extending a DC transformer model to include inductor copper loss. It shows inserting a resistor in series with the inductor in a boost converter circuit model. It then derives the circuit equations for when the switch is in each position, and uses these to determine expressions for the average inductor voltage and capacitor current. Finally, it solves for the output voltage as a function of duty cycle and inductor resistance.

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    The document discusses extending a DC transformer model to include inductor copper loss. It shows inserting a resistor in series with the inductor in a boost converter circuit model. It then derives the circuit equations for when the switch is in each position, and uses these to determine expressions for the average inductor voltage and capacitor current. Finally, it solves for the output voltage as a function of duty cycle and inductor resistance.

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    3.2.

    Inclusion of inductor copper loss


    Dc transformer model can be extended, to include converter nonidealities.
    Example: inductor copper loss (resistance of winding):
    L

    RL

    Insert this inductor model into boost converter circuit:


    L

    RL

    2
    +

    i
    Vg

    Fundamentals of Power Electronics

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    Analysis of nonideal boost converter


    L

    RL

    2
    +

    i
    Vg

    switch in position 1
    i

    RL

    + vL
    Vg

    switch in position 2

    iC
    C

    + vL
    Vg

    RL
    +

    iC
    C

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    Circuit equations, switch in position 1

    Inductor current and


    capacitor voltage:
    vL(t) = Vg i(t) RL

    RL

    + vL
    Vg

    iC(t) = v(t) / R

    iC
    C

    Small ripple approximation:


    vL(t) = Vg I RL
    iC(t) = V / R

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    Circuit equations, switch in position 2


    i

    RL

    + vL
    Vg

    iC

    vL(t) = Vg i(t) RL v(t) Vg I RL V


    iC(t) = i(t) v(t) / R I V / R

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    Inductor voltage and capacitor current waveforms

    Average inductor voltage:

    vL(t)

    Vg IRL

    s
    vL(t) = 1
    v (t)dt
    Ts 0 L
    = D(Vg I RL) + D'(Vg I RL V)

    Inductor volt-second balance:

    DTs

    D'Ts
    t
    Vg IRL V

    iC(t)

    I V/R

    0 = Vg I RL D'V

    Average capacitor current:

    V/R

    iC(t) = D ( V / R) + D' (I V / R)

    Capacitor charge balance:


    0 = D'I V / R

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    Solution for output voltage


    5

    We now have two


    equations and two
    unknowns:

    3.5

    0 = D'I V / R

    V = 1
    1
    Vg D' (1 + RL / D' 2R)

    RL /R = 0.01

    0 = Vg I RL D'V

    RL /R = 0.02

    V/ Vg

    Eliminate I and
    solve for V:

    RL /R = 0

    4.5

    2.5
    2

    RL /R = 0.05

    1.5

    RL /R = 0.1

    1
    0.5
    0
    0

    0.1

    0.2

    0.3

    0.4

    0.5

    0.6

    0.7

    0.8

    0.9

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