High Power Converters
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High Power Converters Syllabus — Unit-wise Content
The official GTU curriculum for High Power Converters (subject code 3720731) as prescribed for EE · Semester 2 divides the course into 4 units, covering 32 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (3720731)Unit 1 Multi-pulse converters
- Concept of multi-pulse
- Multi-pulse diode rectifier
- Multi-pulse SCR converters (rectifiers) Need for Phase Shifting Transformer
- Phase shifts with Y-Z and Δ-Z transformer configurations
- Delta-Polygon and Fork type configurations
- Analysis to determine phase shift and current waveforms
- Harmonic Current Cancellation
- Applications of multi-pulse converters
Unit 2 Multi-level Voltage Source Inverters
- Review of Two-level VSI, Concept of multi-level
- Need for multi-level inverters Cascaded Multi-level Inverter
- Operation with equal and unequal DC sources
- Carrier based PWM Control Strategy Diode Clamped multi-level inverter configurations
- Space Vector Modulation (for 3-level and higher level)
- Even Order Harmonic Elimination
- Effect on Neutral Point Voltage
- Regulation of Neutral Point Voltage
- Carrier Based Control Schemes
- Other Multilevel Inverter Configurations like Flying Capacitor
- NPC-Hybrid etc
- Features and relative comparison of these configurations
Unit 3 PWM Current Source Inverters
- PWM current source inverter configuration
- Trapezoidal modulation
- Selective harmonic elimination
- Space vector modulation Parallel connection of CSI for high power rating
- Control of parallel connected CSI
Unit 4 Matrix converters
- Fundamentals of matrix converter technology
- Conventional Matrix Converter
- Bi- directional switch topologies
- Modulation techniques for matrix converters
- Performance and control of matrix converters
- Commutation and protection issues
- Concept of Direct 6 Subject Code: 3720731 w.e.f