MATLAB and Simulink for Power Conversion Control
Design digital controller for power converters
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Use Simulink and Simscape Electrical to model analog electronic components and digital control algorithms in the same simulation environment. Closed-loop simulation of the power stage and the controller lets you evaluate and verify design choices before implementing the controller.
Use simulation to:
“One of our goals in designing the power converter controller was to verify our design through simulation before performing tests on actual hardware. We started by creating a plant model of the power supply’s three-phase AC/DC converter and chopper using Simulink, Simscape, and Simscape Electrical. We then created a complete system model of the controller and plant.”
Yoshinori Kurimoto, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK)
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Examples
Low Power Converter:
High Power Converter:
More power converter examples and power inverter examples
Simulink accelerates the process of testing and verifying the control design of power converters.
“The transition from design model to real-time software was very fast thanks to the complete compatibility between MATLAB & Simulink and Speedgoat.”
Piotr Dworakowski, SuperGrid
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With Simulink and Embedded Coder, you can reduce and eliminate the need for manual coding.
All generated C/C++ and HDL code is fully portable, optimizable with a range of options, bidirectionally traceable to the Simulink model, and certifiable with certification kits.
“The code we generated with Embedded Coder does just what it is supposed to do. Writing code with nine PI loops in it by hand and then debugging it on hardware would have added six months or more to the schedule.”
Brad Landseadel, Stem