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The document outlines the course contents for a power electronics course. The course covers topics like power analysis of single and three phase circuits, DC motors, control of DC motors, transformers, induction motors, transmission line analysis, and computer applications in high voltage. It also discusses the distribution of marks between final exam, mid-term exam, and sectional/mini projects.

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Lecture 1 - Introduction1

The document outlines the course contents for a power electronics course. The course covers topics like power analysis of single and three phase circuits, DC motors, control of DC motors, transformers, induction motors, transmission line analysis, and computer applications in high voltage. It also discusses the distribution of marks between final exam, mid-term exam, and sectional/mini projects.

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1- Power Electronics

2- DC Motor
Course Outline

3- Control of DC Motor

1- Transformer and Induction Motor


2- State-Space & Electrical Circuits Analysis
3- Variable loads in power stations
1- Power analysis of single-phase and three-phase circuits
2- Transmission lines analysis
3-Computer Application in High Voltage
Marks Distribution

Final Exam
Mid-term
Section
Mini-Ptoj
What is MATLAB
The name MATLAB stands for Matrix
Laboratory.

MATLAB is a matrix-based software system


designed to assist in
scientific, engineering and business problem
solving.

Information about the software can be found at the


MathWorks
web site http://www.mathworks.com .
Matlab Applications
Introduction to MATLAB

Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab Applications
Matlab/Arduino Projects
 Power electronics circuit such as single phase
rectifier or inverter.

 DC electric machines (DC motor) control.


Matlab/Arduino Projects
Uses of MATLAB :

• Automotive Biological Sciences

• Biotech and Medical App. Chemicals and Petrochemical

• Communications Electronics

• Energy Production Industrial Automation

• Metals Machines

• Railway Systems Semiconductors


1. Introduction
Starting Matlab

Assignment a=2

Arithmetic Operations a=b+c

Special Symbols :

Predefined Variables pi

Built-in Functions abs

Complex Numbers 3+4i


Useful Matlab Commands who
Vectors and Matrices

Vectors and Matrices are the backbone


For MATLAB

Matrix Definition

Arithmetic Operations

Matrix Array Operations

Vectors and Colon Notation

Special Matrices

Block Matrices
Matrix Applications

Use of Built-in Functions Statistics

Polynomial Roots

Solving n Equations By n Unknowns


2D Plots
Once you master Matlab basics, vectors and matrices, It becomes
simple process to generate 2-dimensional plots with MATLAB.

It is possible to control the appearance of the plots and use them in


other documents such as Microsoft word.

Some of the plotting features are:


- Curve color and style control
- Axis labeling
- Title Addition
- Text Addition
- Grid, axis and legend features
2D Plots
Basic

Function Plot

Multiple Curves

Customizing Plots

Color and Style

Grid and Axis


2D Plots
3D Plots
Matlab enables you to display
three dimensional information.

Surface and contour plots are possible.

One dimensional curves in the three


dimensional space can be generated.

Deep knowledge of matrix use is


needed to setup data for the plot.
Subplots
Simulink
Simulink is a nice and powerful tool that
represents a system as a block diagram.

Each block represents a component of


the system. These components are
interconnected to form the block diagram.

Block Diagrams are solved with Simulink.

People usually prefer using Simulink


over Matlab programming because it is
easier to monitor and understand the system.
Simulink
Simulink
Revision
End Lecture (1)

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