Titre :	DC/AC Converters: analysis, modeling and design consideration
Type de document :	document électronique
Auteurs :	Nikolay Hinov, Auteur
Editeur :	Basel [Switzerland] : MDPI
Année de publication :	2025
Importance :	176 p.
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-3-7258-4057-1
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Open Access Publications
Tags :	DC/AC converters  analysis  modeling  design consideration  power electronics
Index. décimale :	621.3 Eléctrotechnique, technologie du magnétisme, optique appliquée, électronique
Résumé :	This monograph presents a comprehensive and structured study of DC/AC converters, focusing on the fundamental types—current source inverters (CSIs), voltage source inverters (VSIs), and resonant inverters (RIs). The book offers a unified analytical and modeling framework, enabling detailed investigation of electromagnetic processes in inverter power circuits. A particular emphasis is placed on the development and implementation of specialized simulation models, as well as the formulation of general design methodologies applicable across a wide range of converter topologies and operating modes. The content is supported by numerous examples, diagrams, time-domain waveforms, and simulation case studies using MATLAB/Simulink and LTspice environments. The monograph integrates theory, numerical modeling, and engineering design in a coherent manner to bridge the gap between academic research and practical power electronics development. The book is intended for the following audiences: - Graduate and PhD students specializing in power electronics, electrical engineering, or related fields. - Academic researchers and teaching staff looking for a modern, structured reference in the field of DC/AC power conversion. - Engineers and system designers working on industrial applications such as electric drives, renewable energy systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs), and high-frequency energy processing. - Developers interested in advanced simulation techniques and design optimization of inverter-based systems. No prior deep knowledge in inverter modeling is required, but a solid understanding of circuit theory and power electronics principles is beneficial. The approach adopted in this book is methodologically unified, model-driven, and application-oriented. It combines the following: - Analytical modeling based on the study of electromagnetic processes in RLC equivalent circuits, suitable for all major inverter classes. - Numerical simulation, using MATLAB/Simulink and LTspice, for accurate dynamic and steady-state analysis. - Design methodology, offering step-by-step procedures to develop and optimize inverters with different topologies and operating modes. - Practical validation, through case studies and simulated experiments, ensuring a direct link between theory and engineering practice. This hybrid approach ensures consistency, clarity, and relevance for both educational and real-world engineering environments. It is especially useful in contexts where design efficiency, model accuracy, and functional reliability are of critical importance.
En ligne :	https://doi.org/10.3390/books978-3-7258-4057-1

DC/AC Converters: analysis, modeling and design consideration [document électronique] / Nikolay Hinov, Auteur . - Basel (Switzerland) : MDPI, 2025 . - 176 p.
ISBN : 978-3-7258-4057-1
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Open Access Publications
Tags :	DC/AC converters  analysis  modeling  design consideration  power electronics
Index. décimale :	621.3 Eléctrotechnique, technologie du magnétisme, optique appliquée, électronique
Résumé :	This monograph presents a comprehensive and structured study of DC/AC converters, focusing on the fundamental types—current source inverters (CSIs), voltage source inverters (VSIs), and resonant inverters (RIs). The book offers a unified analytical and modeling framework, enabling detailed investigation of electromagnetic processes in inverter power circuits. A particular emphasis is placed on the development and implementation of specialized simulation models, as well as the formulation of general design methodologies applicable across a wide range of converter topologies and operating modes. The content is supported by numerous examples, diagrams, time-domain waveforms, and simulation case studies using MATLAB/Simulink and LTspice environments. The monograph integrates theory, numerical modeling, and engineering design in a coherent manner to bridge the gap between academic research and practical power electronics development. The book is intended for the following audiences: - Graduate and PhD students specializing in power electronics, electrical engineering, or related fields. - Academic researchers and teaching staff looking for a modern, structured reference in the field of DC/AC power conversion. - Engineers and system designers working on industrial applications such as electric drives, renewable energy systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs), and high-frequency energy processing. - Developers interested in advanced simulation techniques and design optimization of inverter-based systems. No prior deep knowledge in inverter modeling is required, but a solid understanding of circuit theory and power electronics principles is beneficial. The approach adopted in this book is methodologically unified, model-driven, and application-oriented. It combines the following: - Analytical modeling based on the study of electromagnetic processes in RLC equivalent circuits, suitable for all major inverter classes. - Numerical simulation, using MATLAB/Simulink and LTspice, for accurate dynamic and steady-state analysis. - Design methodology, offering step-by-step procedures to develop and optimize inverters with different topologies and operating modes. - Practical validation, through case studies and simulated experiments, ensuring a direct link between theory and engineering practice. This hybrid approach ensures consistency, clarity, and relevance for both educational and real-world engineering environments. It is especially useful in contexts where design efficiency, model accuracy, and functional reliability are of critical importance.
En ligne :	https://doi.org/10.3390/books978-3-7258-4057-1