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The document contains a series of assignments related to power processors and DC power supplies, including calculations of output power, load resistance, energy efficiency, and Fourier components. It involves analyzing circuit diagrams and waveforms, as well as determining operational parameters for various components. The assignments require a strong understanding of electrical engineering concepts and calculations.

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The document contains a series of assignments related to power processors and DC power supplies, including calculations of output power, load resistance, energy efficiency, and Fourier components. It involves analyzing circuit diagrams and waveforms, as well as determining operational parameters for various components. The assignments require a strong understanding of electrical engineering concepts and calculations.

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Q.No. 1. In the power processor in Figure 1, assume that energy efficiency is 100%. The input
voltage is 230V rms, and line input current 10 A (rms). Calculate: the output power, load resistance
and load current, assuming that output voltage is equal 60VDC.

Q.No.2 Consider a linear regulated DC power supply (Fig.2). The instantaneous input voltage
correspond to the waveform in Figure 3, where V d, min = 20V and V d, max=30V. Approximate this
waveform by a triangular wave consisting of two linear segments between the above two values.
Assume that V o=15V and the output load is constant, Calculate the energy efficiency in this part of
the power supply due to losses in the transistor.
The figure above shows a simplified DC-DC converter circuit diagram. When the switch is on, all the
load current (the current from the current source in the right-hand part of the figure) flows through
the switch (transistor) which has a constant conduction voltage drop of 1.7 V. When the switch is
off, the load current flows through the free-wheeling diode, which has a constant conduction
voltage drop of 1.2 V.

the point of operation in question, the switching times for the switch are determined by the
following rates of change:

At turn-on: di/dt = 100 A/s


dv/dt = -1000 V/s
At turn-off: di/dt = -70 A/s
dv/dt = 800 V/s
Q.No. 4 Consider a switch mode DC power supply represented by the circuit in Figure 6. The input
DC voltage V d=20V, the switching duty ratio D=0.75 and the switching frequency is 10kHz. Calculate
the Fourier components of v oi using the description of Fourier analysis

Q.No.5

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