A Part Hardware Implementation of Hydraulic Energy Conversion System Chain in Low Power Controlled by DSP F2812

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1 A Part ardware Imlementation of ydraulic Energy Conversion System Cha ow Power Controlled by DSP F81 Chire Benzazah 1, oubna azrak, Soukaa El Daoudi and Mustaha Ait afkih aboratory of Automatic, Energy Conversion and Microelectronics (ACEM), Faculty of Sciences and Technology, University of Sultan Moulay Slimane, B.P. 53 Beni-Mellal 3000, Morocco. 1 Orcid: Abstract The laboratory hardware rototye imlementation art of the hydraulic energy conversion system cha has been oerated low ower and controlled by DSP F81. The art of cha cludes an uncontrolled AC-DC three hase rectifier followed by a controlled DC-DC boost converter connected to a resistive load. The control strategy algorithm of this system results two regulation loos one of them for the DC ut caacitor voltage and the other for the dc ut ductor current. This strategy was develoed on Matlab-Simulk and imlemented ezds TMS30F81 DSP board from Sectrum Digital. The Real Time Worksho latform can lk between the control strategy and the realized hardware rototye, which generate the logic ulses to the IGBT switch of the boost converter. The simulation and exerimental results confirm the effectiveness and owerful of the hardware and software imlementation. eywords: DC/DC Boost Converter, DSP F81, ardware Prototye Imlementation, Matlab-Simulk, Three Phase Uncontrolled Rectifier. INTRODUCTION Renewable energies have occurred recently a very imortant develoment due to their exhaustible otential and ositive imact on the environment. The study of the renewable energy conversion cha is a basic element to imrove the quality of green energy roduction. Power converters are a fairly imortant art of the conversion cha [1], []. The last can be searated two arts: the generator side converter and the grid or load side converter. The generator side converter is rcially objective study of this work. The choice of the uncontrolled three hase rectifier AC-DC lus boost converter for the rimary side is more terested because it contributes to crease the reliability, the economical conveniences [3] and reduce the higher comlexity of the control system. The DC-DC boost converter suitably converts the unregulated DC ut voltage comg from the uncontrolled rectifier to a regulated DC ut voltage. It uses solid state devices like transistors and diodes to work as a switch. Energy storage comonents, contag caacitors and ductors, are used for energy transfer and work at the same time as a low-ass filter [4]. The control algorithm methodology for DC-DC boost converter can be traditionally imlemented an analog way. owever, the change controller gas or algorithms can only be made by hardware adjustment which roduces a fixed, non-flexible and uneconomical realization [5]. Whereas the digital controller is a good solution to these roblems, sce it can be imlemented by digital signal rocessg (DSP) which has many advantages over analog controller [6], [7], like the rogrammability real-time, flexibility and facility to imlement comlicated control algorithms and so forth. In this study, the aim is to develo a laboratory rototye to validate and rove the erformance effectiveness of a hydraulic conversion cha art oerated low ower. In order to imlement this, we have started this work with the imlementation and exerimental test of the three-hase uncontrolled rectifier lus the controlled boost converter. All signal sensors as voltage and current necessary for our strategy command executed by ezds DSP board are collected usg the realized measurement boards. Our ersective is to test the realized cards with a higher ower (1.5W) where a synchronous generator sulies the system for be adjo to the other exeriment art of verter/load order to build a comlete conversion cha [8] rototye for the exeriment the laboratory. ARDWARE IMPEMENTATION CIRCUIT The full system of our laboratory test rototye is illustrated Fig. 1. It consists of two arts: the hardware ower art and control art. The first one cludes an AC three hase ut source feeds an uncontrolled three hase rectifier followed by a controlled boost converter connected to a resistive load. The second one contas a DSP F81 control board communicated to a comuter with necessary software (Matlab-Simulk and Code Comoser Studio CCS). The both cited arts need an termediate terface consists of an IGBT driver module isolated with oto-couler, sensors circuits with current and voltage transducers for the measurg and adatg signals

2 Figure 1: ardware System full scheme Figure : Prototye test scheme of the hardware ower art with its termediate terface control The ut of three hase rectifier is an unregulated DC voltage because it fluctuates with the change of otential ower le. The dc load ut voltage and dc ut ductor current will be regulated by varyg the DC/DC converter switch usg a generated C language rogram by Matlab the CCS which has the rule of executg and loadg this rogram to the DSP. Along with this system, IGBT driver circuit is used for amlifyg the DSP ut signals from 3.5 to the value around 15 triggerg levels. The hardware ower art and control art are isolated with the hel of oto-coulers. The schematic diagram for hardware ower art and control art 11770

3 circuits with their termediate terface is shown Fig.. ARDWARE POWER PART CIRCUIT Uncontrolled Three Phase Rectifier Power Circuit The uncontrolled rectifier is the simlest, chea, and rugged toology used ower electronic alications. It converts alternatg current (AC) to direct current (DC), which cannot work bi-directional ower flow but our case it s not needed. It is assumed that the AC ower generated from the generator is converted to DC ower through diode bridge rectifier circuits [8], [9]. The mean value of DC voltage and current of the three hase diode rectifier (see Fig. 3) are as follow: 3 dc Where: i g i 6 ; idc ig nom S nom 3 nom With: ( dc, i dc) are the DC uts voltage and current of rectifier resectively; ( ) is the RMS value of generator hase-hase voltage; (ig) is the generator current; (S nom) is aarent ower and ( nom, i nom) are the AC nomal voltage and current. The selected diode for the uncontrolled three hase rectifier ower circuit is a DSEI 30-10A from IXYS Fast Recovery Eitaxial Diode (FRED), suortg 1000 at its termals and a current of 30A [10]. (1) Where: (ΔI, Δ ) are voltage and current riles I resectively with: and ; (, I ) are I ut voltage and ut current resectively; d =duty cycle; f sw = switchg frequency of the converter. Transistor design: The transistor must be able to suort a voltage and current ( ; I ) equal resectively to: [1] ; I D I * (3) _ m D * _ m The transistor choice is an IRGPS60B10D of the International IOR Rectifier suortg 100 at its termals and a current assg caability of 45A [13]. This IGBT transistor is very sensitive to sudden changes voltage and current those occur durg switchg. Two switchg assistance circuits (CAC or snubber) can be tegrated at the closg/oeng state. Closg state: the series CAC circuit imoses that the growth of current occurs after the voltage be zero state. The ductance series with the switch makes this ossible because it slow down the growth of the current while the voltage dros. This ductance cannot be troduced alone; this would amount to oeng a current source. The energy stored the oeng state must be evacuated by usg a resistor R 1 and a Flyback diode (6A10) [14], which imose the direction of the current (Fig. 4). The designg of the series CAC circuit at the closg state troduces two constrats: [15] - Imosed overvoltage on the switch equal to R 1 I -CAC itialization is made before the next closg switch: 1 3 * tr t with R I (4) 1 Figure 3: Three-hase uncontrolled rectifier circuit Boost Converter Power Circuit Inductance and caacitor design: The boost rimary side is connected to the rectifier with an ductance 1 and its secondary side is connected to the load via a caacitor C 4 as shown Fig.. The both arameters 1 and C 4 should well designed order to the ut voltage riles should be too low even if the riles ut current could be high. Therefore, the arameters values of 1 and C 4 for a desired uts voltage and current riles are as follow [8], [11]: 1 d 1 ; f swi C I 1 d 4 () f sw Where: t 1 is the itialization or discharge time of the ductor ; t r is rise time of the IGBT switch; ( ; I ) are the voltage and current can suort the IGBT switch; (R 1; ) are the resistance and ductor resectively of CAC at closg state. Oeng state: the arallel CAC circuit slows down the evolution of the voltage at the switch termals. A caacitor is laced arallel on the switch, chargg through the diode thus limitg the growth of the voltage and derivg a art of the current. The resistance limits the discharge of the caacitor the switch at the next closg as shown Fig. 5. The arallel CAC circuit, likes the revious one, troduces two constrats: [15] - Imosed over current on the switch equal to ; - Switch must rema closed as long as the caacitor R 11771

4 4 I * t f discharges: t 3R * C3 with C3 * 9 * (5) Where: t is the discharge time of CAC caacitor C 3; t f is the fall time of IGBT switch; (R ; C 3) are the resistance and caacitor resectively of CAC. oltage Transducer: The DC ut voltage of boost converter is measured by usg EM 5-P voltage transducer [18]. The card is adjusted to read 4rms and convert it to 3rms. the transducer delivers a current from the secondary side.5 times greater than the rimary current flows through it. The rated rimary current is 10mA, the case of the eak value of measured voltage is 400. To limit the rimary current to 10mA where the alied voltage is 4, a.6ω resistor is used to reduce the rimary current to the desired level. The transducer card used the study is shown Fig. 6. It has five s, two on the ower side ±T and three others on the voltage dro side which allows the connection of the sensor with a olarized ower suly and the measurement recovery. The voltage sensor 5-P must be connected to a resistor R 13 series to the measurg termal and fally a olarized ower suly (±15) connect to both ower suly termals as shown Fig. 6. Figure 4: CAC at closg Figure 6: Card imlementation of voltage sensor 5-P Figure 5: CAC at oeng INTERMEDIATE INTERFACE CIRCUIT Isolated IGBT Driver IGBT is a voltage controlled device from its gate; require a mimum gate threshold voltage of ab 15 for generatg the collector-emitter conduction. oltage and current values of the DSP ut signals are not enough for oeratg of IGBT. So, IGBT driver IR111 is used for amlifyg the DSP ut signals from 3.5 to the value around 15 triggerg levels [16]. Besides to this, In order to isolate the control art circuit to hardware ower art circuit, we used an oto-couler of 4N5 tye [17]. The schematic circuit diagram for the IGBT driver and oto-couler circuit is shown Fig.. Measurement Sensor Circuits The measurement cards consist of hall-effect sensors which are required for voltage and current measurement are describg below. The uer and lower limits of resistor R 13 were stated on the 5-P datasheet as 100Ω m. and 190Ω max (for ±15 suly). In order to obta a voltage ut that used a reasonable amount of the 3 ut resolution at normal oeration, the uer most common value of 10Ω was used. The voltage ut of the transducer at 4DC was therefore: * conversion_ ratio* R13 R (6) 3 It is a good ractice to use a follower amlifier (o-am) as driver circuit for signal conditiong of DSP ut analog signals as shown Fig. 6. The follower o-am isolates the ADC and rovides low/stable ut imedance. The external resistors (R 15, R 16) isolate the ADC from the amlifier; however, durg samlg, C 9 acts as a reservoir and hels signal stability. The otimum caacitor value is 0 30F and the resistor value is selected to meet the seed or bandwidth requirement; but it should not tyically exceed 50Ω. Current Transducer: The current transducer is a sensor which roduces a voltage image of the measured current. The current to be measured asses through the sensor and roduces a magnetic field which is resonsible for the occurrence of the voltage h (all voltage). This voltage is almost roortional to the magnetic field and therefore it is roortional to the actual current. Similar to the voltage transducer, the 1177

5 measurement resistor value R 8 for the current transducer was selected to give good use of the ut range and be under the 3 limit at normal oeration. This was checked usg the followg formula: I ri * noof.. rimaryturnconversionratio.... * R8 (7) The uer limit of measurement resistor R 8 was stated on the A50-P datasheet as10ω max [19]. Therefore, the ut of the A50-P is loaded with a measurg resistor of 10 Ω. This ut voltage roortional to the measured ut current is not under the 3 DSP range ut. For this urose a nonvertg oerational amlifier M741 was imlemented the same card of current sensor A50-P to meet to DSP range oeration as shown Fig SYSCOUT is the CPU clock frequency (150Mz for the TMS30F81 DSP); - TPS is the time Prescaler. Analog-to-Digital Converter Module The Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) module is a dual 1- bit, 16-channel ADC []. The 1-bit ADC has a built- samle-and-hold circuit. The 16 channels rovide multilexed uts to the ADC, as there is only one converter the ADC module. Each conversion can be rogrammed to select any 1 of 16 ut channels. The conversion time is 00 ns for a sgle conversion and 60 ns for ieled conversions. The analog voltage ut is limited from 0 to 3. The digital value of the ADC can be calculated by the followg equation, where ADCO is the ground reference value for ADC. Inut_ Analog. voltage_ ADCO Digital _ value 4095* (9) 3 Figure 7: Card imlementation of current sensor A50-P CONTRO PART CIRCUIT In our exeriment, we used an ezds F81 stand-alone DSP board as a hardware latform for our DSP controller. The TMS30F81 is a 3-bit fixed ot DSP controller with onboard flash memory [0]. The CPU oerates at 150Mz. The C8x DSP generation is efficient executg C and C++ language code built on Code Comoser Studio tools, hence enablg control algorithms to be develoed high level languages. The F81 suorts the eriherals used for embedded control and communication, such as an event manager module for ulse-width-modulation (PWM) and a dual 1-bit, 16-channel analog-to-digital converter (ADC). In below, brief descrition of the used modules our control strategy: CONTRO STRATEGY METOD The control of the DC-DC boost converter consists of two cascaded ner and er loos. The er loo is related at the dc voltage ut control where it should measure the dc converter ut voltage and regulated at its reference. The loo ut rovides the dc current reference necessary to the ner control loo. The last is based on the dc ductor current ut control where this time it should measure the dc ductor current ut of boost converter and comare it with its reference value. The error between them is used to vary the duty cycle of boost converter to regulate the rectifier current ut. Therefore, the ut voltage of the DC-DC converter switch is regulated to be with a secified range resonse to changes the ut voltage and the load current. The Fig. 8 shows the strategy control method scheme of the DC-DC boost converter. Pulse-Width-Modulation (PWM) Module In this alication, the event manager module (EB) and General Purose Timer of the DSP were used to generate asymmetric (u) PWM wave [1]. In order to set the timer eriod to desired frequency 10 kz, the timer eriod value must be calculated as follows: sysclk Time_ eriod t3 (8) * TPS * PW M_ freq Where: Figure 8: Strategy control method of the DC-DC boost converter Frequency resonse method was used the design of voltage mode controllers for DC-DC converter. Small signal model of the converter was first obtaed by learizg the ower stage of the boost converter around an 11773

6 oeratg ot [8]. In digital control, the control algorithm is imlemented on DSP. i s ˆ s and control dˆ s to ut current s The boost converter small signal ut current voltage v ˆ to ut ˆ transfer functions, derived by the standard state-sace averagg technique [8], are given resectively as follow. C s s iˆ s dˆ s ˆ s iˆ s C s 1 D I Cs RCs 1 1 D 1 Cs R D i (10) (11) The figure below shows the er voltage and ner current control loos. Figure 9: Outer voltage and ner current control loos For stable and contuous oerations of the converter, the average ut current should be controlled to be dc, which requires that bandwidth of voltage and current loos are searated far aart with a slow voltage loo and a fast current loo. This can make the design of controller easier. Inner current control loo design The current loo transfer function c(s) obtaed above is equivalent high frequency with arameter values as follow: C s iˆ dˆ s s 3 7.6*10 s s The c(s) bode lot designates the hase marg PM equals to 90 which is obtaed at crossover frequency c=.76*10 4 rad/s. The PI controller is designed to crease the low frequency ga and reduce the steady state error between the desired and actual ductor currents while matag a ositive PM at selected crossover frequency. The oen loo current transfer function is given by: O1 s i s s (1) (13) The hase marg should be 60 at the ga crossover c=,76rad frequency. Ga condition: at crossover frequency, the system ga is 6 i 3 unity *10 Phase condition: at crossover frequency, hase angle of the loo. arg O1 j c PM (15) i 3 Therefore: From (14) and (16), we can get the values of arameters and i: ; 138 i Outer voltage control loo design The er voltage control loo generates the ductor current reference i ref for the ner current control loo as seen Fig. 9. The fast current loo can correct for the current errors quickly. For that reason the voltage loo design, the ner current loo dynamics can be neglected. Its transfer function is not cluded the voltage loo design. The voltage loo transfer function v(s) with arameter values is given as follow: s ˆ iˆ s s 1 D C s 0,068s 1 R The bode lot of v(s) designates the hase marg PM equals to 91.6 obtaed at crossover frequency c=531rad/s. The PI controller is designed to crease the low frequency ga while matag mimum PM of 60 at crossover frequency c=53.1rad/s. The oen loo transfer function of dc voltage is given by: O s s s( s) i Ga condition: at crossover frequency, the system ga is unity: j 1 O c i Phase condition: at crossover frequency, hase angle of the loo: arg O j c 10 i From (0) and (1), we can get the values of arameters and i: () 0.073; i (14) (16) (17) (18) (19) (0) (1) 11774

7 SIMUATION RESUTS Before roceedg to the real time art imlementation of the hydraulic energy conversion cha, a digital simulation were imlemented usg matlab/simower system order to study the system dynamic erformance and efficiency. The samlg time used for the simulation is 0.µs. Waveform Signal of Uncontrolled Three Phase Rectifier The Fig. 10 illustrates the waveform ut signal of the three hase uncontrolled rectifier. Figure 11: (a) Comarison of triangular carrier and duty cycle signals (b) ulse gate signal of IGBT switch (c) dc ut voltage of boost converter Figure 10: Outut dc voltage of uncontrolled three hase rectifier The simulation result of the Fig. 10 shows that the dc ut voltage of the uncontrolled three hase rectifier is average equal to 1 and almost filtered by two series ut caacitors of 390µF. Waveform Signal of Controlled Boost Converter The ulse of boost converter IGBT switch is generated by comarg the triangular carrier waveform to the given duty cycle signal by the control strategy. When the duty cycle signal by the control strategy. When the duty cycle is greater than the carrier, the ulse takes 1 is the high state and if not the ulse takes 0 is the low state. The followg figures dislay the signals comarison of the triangular carrier with duty cycle, the ulse generated by the PWM Generator block and the dc ut voltage of boost converter. It is seen from the Fig. 11 that the control strategy succeeds to regulate the dc lk voltage of boost converter at its set ot 4 even if the variation of the load current haened. EXPERIMENTA RESUTS The test bench used for the exeriment was develoed our laboratory (Fig. 1 (c)).the control algorithm of the boost converter is based on the gate ulse that generated via the ezds F81 DSP board. The develoment of this control algorithm is erformed with Matlab/Simulk the first ste. The embedded target for the TI TMS30C000 DSP latform generate the C-code real-time imlementation of the Simulk model already done and then the Real-Time Worksho builds a Code Comoser Studio (CCS) roject from the C code. The generated C code is comiled, lked, downloaded, and executed on an ezds DSP board from Sectrum Digital. The Fig. 1 illustrates the generated C-code real-time imlementation of the Simulk model code comoser studio (a), the s used on ezds F81 DSP board (b) and the hardware imlementation of the controlled boost converter (c). (a) 11775

8 (b) (b) (c) Figure 1: (a) Generated C-code real-time imlementation of the Simulk model code comoser studio (b) s used on ezds F81 DSP board (c) hardware imlementation of the controlled boost converter. Waveform Signal of Uncontrolled Three Phase Rectifier A three-hase ower suly, with le-to-le voltage rangg from 0 to 400, is used as a source for a three-hase 380/0 voltage ste-down transformer that feeds our uncontrolled three-hase rectifier as reresented Fig. 13 (a),(b),(c). In our case, we have to test and exame our rototye just at low voltage, so we have set the three-hase suly ut to have the desired DC voltage ut 1 that will subsequently use as a boost converter ut. (c) Figure 13: (a) ardware imlementation full scheme of the uncontrolled three hase rectifier (b) Power circuit of uncontrolled three hase rectifier (c) waveform ut of uncontrolled three hase rectifier The exerimental results the Fig. 13 show that the ut voltage of uncontrolled three hase rectifier ac/dc is average equal to 1 and well filtered by the two series caacitors ut of the rectifier. This dc voltage ut will be used the next as the ut of boost converter. Waveform Signal of Controlled Boost Converter From a dc voltage boost converter ut of 1 comes from the three hase uncontrolled rectifier; we wish to obta a dc voltage ut of 4. The boost converter must deliver a ower of W. et IOUT=0.083A with a load resistance R=89Ω. The ut voltage will accet ± 5% rile, aroximately ± 1.. The switchg frequency is 10 kz. The Fig. 14 dislays (a) the IGBT gate signal generated by DSP and (b) the ut of oto-couler 4N5 to isolate the DSP board to the boost converter ower circuit. (a) 11776

9 (a) (b) Figure 15: (a) IR111 Driver ut (b) Collector-Emitter signal of the boost converter (b) Figure 14: (a) IGBT gate signal generated by DSP (b) 4N5 oto-couler ut The Fig. 14 (a) shows the digital ut waveform of gate ulse for the boost converter IGBT switch generated by the DSP F81 which offers a signal variation of 0-3.4, the switchg frequency is kz equals to the imosed frequency10kz and the duty cycle is ab 53.79%. The ut signal of oto-couler is amlified from 3,4 to 14.3 and the others arameters of switchg frequency and duty cycle rema the same as before as it can be seen Fig 14 (b). The Fig. 15 illustrates (a) the ut of IR111 Driver for boost converter IGBT and (b) the Collector-Emitter ut signal of the boost converter. In results demonstrated Fig. 15(a), The IGBT drivers aly +14. to the gate-emitter GE of the IGBT boost converter when the ut signal is logic high and 0 when the ut signal is logic low. The gate resistors are selected as 10 ohms for the ulse imlementation. For the results Fig. 15 (b), the ut signal of the collector-emitter CE is boosted to 3,9 as amlitude value with a switchg frequency of 10 kz. The Fig.16 shows (C1) the dc ut voltage of the controlled boost converter and (C) the collector-emitter CE signal ut of the IGBT boost converter. Figure 16: (C1).dc ut voltage of the controlled boost converter, (C) collector-emitter CE signal ut of the IGBT boost converter (a) It can be seen from the Fig.16 that the dc lk voltage is boosted average to 4 as shown Fig. 16 (C1). Also it has been observed that site of the load value variation, the two control loos allow us to kee a voltage of 4 at the load termal. Fal Global Prototye Card of Exerimental Test The Fal global rototye card of exerimental test cludg the boost converter; the three-hase rectifier and the termediate terface of control has been imlemented a sgle card as shown the Fig

10 The Fig. 18 dislays the hardware imlementation full scheme of the uncontrolled three hase rectifier lus boost converter with its termediate terface. Figure 17: Prted test rototye board of the hardware ower art with its termediate terface Figure 18: ardware imlementation full scheme of the uncontrolled three hase rectifier lus boost converter with its termediate terface CONCUSION This aer describes the DSP digital control imlementation of the DC/DC boost converter connected with an uncontrolled three hase rectifier as an exerimental first art of the hydraulic conversion cha. The obtaed results from the simulation and exerimentation of this system match erfectly, they show that the DC ut voltage remas almost constant even if the load varies; the control strategy based on the two cascade loos is fast and efficient. The ersectives of this roject are secified as follows: - Connection with the synchronous generator as a rectifier suly source; - Increase ower until 1.5w; - Check the effectiveness of the control method with a wide variation of the load current. REFERENCES [1] Blaabjerg, F., Chen, Z., and jaer, S.B., 004, Power Electronics as Efficient Interface Disersed Power Generation Systems, IEEE Trans. Power Electron., 19(5), [] Carrasco, Manuel, J., et al, 006, Power-electronic systems for the grid tegration of renewable energy sources: A survey, IEEE Trans. Industrial Electron., 53(4), [3] aque, Md. E., Negnevitsky, M., and Muttaqi,.M., 010, A Novel Control Strategy for a ariable- Seed Wd Turbe with a Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Generator, IEEE Trans. Industry Al., 46(1), [4] Mohammed, S. Sh., Devaraj, D., 013, Design, Simulation and Analysis of Microcontroller based DC-DC Boost Converter usg Proteus Design Suite, Proc. International Conference on Advances Electrical & Electronics, Elsevier (AETAEE). [5] Choudhury, Sh., 005, Average Current Mode Controlled Power Factor Correction Converter usg TMS30F407A. Digital Power, C000 DSP and System Power Management, Texas Instrument, Alication Reort SPRA90A. [6] ewitson, M., 010, Digital s Analog control, GEO ISC Meetg, annover. [7] Sgh, N., Sgh, S.., Triathi, S. N., 014, Design of digital controller for soft switched boost converter, Int. Journal of Emergg Techno. and Engeerg (IJETE), [8] Benzazah, C., azrak,., and Ait afkih, M., 017 Modellg and Otimized Control of a 7.5MW ydraulic Energy Conversion Cha Connected to Distribution System, Euroean Journal of Scientific Research, 146(3), [9] Belakehal, S., Benalla,., and Bentounsi, A., 009 Power maximization control of small wd system usg ermanent magnet synchronous generator, Revue des Energies Renouvelables, 1(), [10] htt://ixas.ixys.com/datasheet/9301.df [11] Jiao, S., Patterson, D., and Camillen, S., 000, Boost Converter Design for 0kW Wd Generator, International Journal of Renewable Energy, (1), [1] Wei GU, 007, AN.1484 Designg A SEPIC Converter, National Semiconductor Alication Note [13] htts:// irgs60b10kd.df

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