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EE529 Mark 2008 Sample

This document contains the solution and marking scheme for the Department of Electrical Engineering Semester 2 exam from 2007-2008. It includes solutions to multiple choice questions 4 and 5 with various parts. The solutions show calculations for power ratios in electrical circuits, voltage conversions, efficiency calculations, and components of a dynamic voltage restorer system. Key terms addressed include symmetry, rectification, inverters, transformers, capacitors, circuit breakers, and uninterruptible power supplies.

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EE529 Mark 2008 Sample

This document contains the solution and marking scheme for the Department of Electrical Engineering Semester 2 exam from 2007-2008. It includes solutions to multiple choice questions 4 and 5 with various parts. The solutions show calculations for power ratios in electrical circuits, voltage conversions, efficiency calculations, and components of a dynamic voltage restorer system. Key terms addressed include symmetry, rectification, inverters, transformers, capacitors, circuit breakers, and uninterruptible power supplies.

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EE2

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING


SOLUTION & MARKING SCHEME
(Semester 2, 2007/08)

SUBJECT (Code & Title) :


SUBJECT EXAMINERs
INTERNAL MODERATOR
QUESTION
NO. ( )

Prof Cheng and Dr Divakar

Dr N.C. Cheung

SOLUTION

MARKS

Q4
a)

b)

Due to symmetry, 1 =-1 and. 2 =-2


If the current is Iosint
The power handled by the lower circuit is:

P1 = Vin 2 I o sin d = Vin 2 I o sin d = Vin 2 I o cos |


1
Similarly The power handled by the upper circuit is:
2

P2 = Vin1 I o sin d = Vin1 I o sin d = Vin1 I o cos |


2
0

The power ratio is:

P2

P1

2Vin1 I o cos 2 Vin1 cos 2


=
2Vin 2 I o cos 1 Vin 2 I cos 1

In general, Vin1=Vin2, then

P2

P1

S2, 07-08

cos 2
cos 1

= 2Vin 2 I o cos 1

= 2Vin1 I o cos 2

QUESTION
NO. ( )

SOLUTION

S2, 07-08

MARKS

QUESTION
NO. ( )

SOLUTION

MARKS

c)

d)

(one phase is drawn, other phase is similar)


(e)

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QUESTION
NO. ( )

SOLUTION

MARKS

Q5
a)

Vo
N
= 2
Vin N1
DC rectified
H-bridge Vo/Vin
Vo
N2/N1
Leakage Ind
Po
Io=
Ip average
overlap time
fs

S2, 07-08

15499.781
0.75
2.50E+06
215
2.00E-05
5.00E+06
5.00
430.11
1.11E-06
1.20E+04

V
V
(answer b)
H
W
A
A
s
Hz

(answer c)

QUESTION
NO. ( )

SOLUTION
period
loss in duty ratio
revised phase angle

MARKS
8.33E-05
0.027
0.777
4.5
3957

2.439883
(rad)
V
W

25
250
3971

V
W
W

Transformer eff
Transformer loss

0.985
75000

Total loss

79207

Efficiency

0.984

Primary semiconductor on-state


Primary semiconductor loss
Secondary semiconductor onstate
Secondary semiconductor loss
Total

(answer d)

(answer e)

f) Use multi-level converter as the concept for the multi-level inverter.

Q3
c)

Power correction capacitors


Circuit breakers switchings
Lightning strikes
Large load variation in the vicinity
Line fault.

(any 4 above)

d)

It consists of a rectifier, and an inverter. The ac voltage generated from the inverter is
connected to the power line using an isolation transformer.

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QUESTION
NO. ( )

SOLUTION

MARKS

The power transformer can be replaced by a high frequency isolated DC-Dc converter.
The transformer turns ratio and the voltage conversion ratio of the DC/Dc converter
can be designed to replace the original transformer. It also has the additional feature
of fast voltage response for any voltage dip.

An UPD should be used. A UPS is to handle the total power. It will replace the
source using the energy storage. Therefore the power level of the UPS is usually
higher than DVR

S2, 07-08

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