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1 150V T T 2 T 0 0V Practice Problem The periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of α yields 50W average power to the resistor? 2 2 , (1 )0 RMS TRI RMS V V 2 2 150 3 RMS V α is the “duty cycle” 2 RMS V P R 2 3

1 Practice Problem The periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of yields 50W average power to the resistor? is the duty

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3 + V in – – V out + i L L C i C I i d i in Practice Problem Hint #1: This is a buck-boost converter Hint #2: P in = P out P in = DV in I L = V in I in P out = V out I out Hint #3: I C = 0 I out = (1-D) I L i in ILIL V in DT Since the input voltage is constant only the dc component of i in contributes to Pin ! t

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Page 1: 1 Practice Problem The periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of  yields 50W average power to the resistor?  is the duty

1

150V

T T2 T 0

0V

Practice ProblemThe periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of α yields 50W average power to the resistor?

2 2, (1 )0RMS TRI RMSV V

22 150

3RMSV

α is the “duty cycle”

2RMSV PR

23

Page 2: 1 Practice Problem The periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of  yields 50W average power to the resistor?  is the duty

2

+

Vin –

– Vout

+ iL L C iC

Iout

id iin

4a. Assuming continuous conduction in L, and ripple free Vout and Iout , draw the “switch

closed” and switch open” circuits and use them to develop the in

outVV

equation.

4b. Consider the case where the converter is operating at 50kHz, Vin = 40V, Vout = 120V, P =

240W. Components L = 100µH, C = 1500µF. Carefully sketch the inductor and capacitor currents on the graph provided.

4c. Use the graphs to determine the inductor’s rms current, and the capacitor’s peak-to-peak

current. 4d. Use the graphs to determine the capacitor’s peak-to-peak ripple voltage.

Practice Problem

Page 3: 1 Practice Problem The periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of  yields 50W average power to the resistor?  is the duty

3

+

Vin –

– Vout

+ iL L C iC

Iout

id iin

Practice Problem

Hint #1: This is a buck-boost converter

Hint #2: Pin = Pout

Pin = DVin IL = VinIin

Pout = Vout Iout

Hint #3: IC = 0

Iout = (1-D) IL

iin

IL

Vin

DT

Since the input voltage is constant only the dc component of iin

contributes to Pin

!

t

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December 16 was a brilliant solar day here in Austin. Consider a PV installation that has 60º tilt, and 225º azimuth (i.e., facing southwest). Use the following equation,

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and the graphs on the following page to estimate 5a. the maximum incident solar power density on the panels (in W/m2), and 5b. the time at which the maximum occurs.

Practice Problem

Page 5: 1 Practice Problem The periodic waveform shown is applied to a 100Ω resistor. What value of  yields 50W average power to the resistor?  is the duty

5

Sun Zenith Angle (Top Curve), and Incident Angle on Panel (Bottom Curve), for Dec. 16

(Panel Tilt and Azimuth = 60 and 225 Degrees, Respectively)

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Hour of Day

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