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Power Converter Technique
FEKT-NTVMAcad. year: 2010/2011
Principles of the unless electric energy conversion. Synthesis of the power converters topology. Converters of type ČUK, SEPIC, ZETA. Multilevel converters. Analysis of the power converters. Models and simulation in power electronic. Mathematical models of the power switching devices. High-voltage converters. High-current low-voltage converters.
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Basic literature
Patočka M.: Vybrané statě z výkonové elektroniky, sv.I.
Patočka M.: Vybrané statě z výkonové elektroniky, sv.II.
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Synthesis of the power converters topology.
Converters of type ČUK, SEPIC, ZETA.
Multilevel converters.
Technologic trends of the power electronic.
Construction rules for the converter design.
"Macroscopic" analysis of the power converters.
"Microscopic" analysis of the power converters.
Models and simulation in power electronic.
Mathematical models of the power switching devices.
High-voltage converters.
High-current low-voltage converters.
Skin-efekt, proximity-efekt, dielectric losses in HV converters, parasitic inductances and capacitances.
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Synthesis of the power converters topology.
Converters of type ČUK, SEPIC, ZETA.
Multilevel converters.
Technologic trends of the power electronic.
Construction rules for the converter design.
"Macroscopic" analysis of the power converters.
"Microscopic" analysis of the power converters.
Models and simulation in power electronic.
Mathematical models of the power switching devices.
High-voltage converters.
High-current low-voltage converters.
Skin-efekt, proximity-efekt, dielectric losses in HV converters, parasitic inductances and capacitances.