Simulation of the DC/DC Converter: A Current Sensing Technique,Used

Simulation of the DC/DC Converter: A Current Sensing Technique,Used

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The task of this project work is to model a buck converter and a measurement system to sense the inductor current and output voltages of the buck converter system of Ericssons BMR450. Such that the measurements of inductor current and output voltage can be sampled with 5MS/s and properly calibrated for BMR450 and get connected to the PCI6111. Different current sensing techniques are analyzed and the chosen technique is modeled and simulated. The BMR450 system with measurement circuit model is implemented in MATLAB Simulink and SimPowersystems. Three different models of the buck converter are derived, simulated and compared.

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