A de machine is controlled by the step-down dc-dc converter shown below. The armature inductance La =0.2 mH and the armature resistance can be neglected. The armature current is 5A. The Buck converter is operating at the switching frequency is 30 kHz and the duty ratio is 0.8. Answer the following questions: 1) Calculate the input voltage (Va) if the output voltage (ea = 200 V). 2) Find the ripple in the armature current (la). 3) Calculate the maximum and minimum values of the armature current (la). 4) Sketch the armature current (ia (t)) and the supply current (ia(t)).

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A de machine is controlled by the step-down de-de converter shown below.
The armature inductance La =0.2 mH and the armature resistance can be
neglected. The armature current is 5A. The Buck converter is operating at the
switching frequency is 30 kHz and the duty ratio is 0.8.
L₁
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Answer the following questions:
1) Calculate the input voltage (Va) if the output voltage (ea = 200 V).
2) Find the ripple in the armature current (a).
3) Calculate the maximum and minimum values of the armature current (la).
4) Sketch the armature current (ia (t)) and the supply current (id (t)).
Transcribed Image Text:A de machine is controlled by the step-down de-de converter shown below. The armature inductance La =0.2 mH and the armature resistance can be neglected. The armature current is 5A. The Buck converter is operating at the switching frequency is 30 kHz and the duty ratio is 0.8. L₁ + Answer the following questions: 1) Calculate the input voltage (Va) if the output voltage (ea = 200 V). 2) Find the ripple in the armature current (a). 3) Calculate the maximum and minimum values of the armature current (la). 4) Sketch the armature current (ia (t)) and the supply current (id (t)).
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