Matlab_Simulink_power_ic经典书籍-Teaching Nonlinear Modeling, Simulation, and Control of Electronic Power Converters Using Matlab Simulink.pdf

IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON EDUCATION, VOL. 45, NO. 3, AUGUST 2002 253 Teaching Nonlinear Modeling, Simulation, and Control of Electronic Power Converters Using MATLAB/SIMULINK Vitor Fernão Pires, Member, IEEE, and José Fernando A. Silva, Senior Member, IEEE Abstract— This paper describes an efficient method to teach SPICE simulation has, therefore, become a part of several analysis and simulation of power electronic converters to un- power electronics courses. SPICE is fitted with physical models dergraduate students, using system level nonlinear state-space of semiconductors and switching devices. Physical modeling models. System-level modeling of power electronic converters re- produces only the ideal switching behavior of the semiconductors produces well-detailed results, but leads to high calculation ef- and is a useful concept for the numerical simulation of power con- fort and often introduces convergence problems during transient verters, since simulations present no convergence problems and simulation (SPICE has 86% success rate [15]). To overcome require little computational time. Switched state-space models, these convergence problems, the power semiconductors are programmed in the MATLAB/SIMULINK software package, usually fitted with suitably designed snubbers. Students and can be advantageously used to simulate power converters at the system level and also to design and study their controllers. teachers [13], [14], [16] are, therefore, committed to solving Switched state-space nonlinear models should be obtained using the convergence problems and to reducing th