PEB – Half-bridge module
The PEB block is a simulation model included in the Imperix Power library. It models the imperix half-bridge module PEB8038, PEB8024, and PEB4050 in Simulink…
The PEB block is a simulation model included in the Imperix Power library. It models the imperix half-bridge module PEB8038, PEB8024, and PEB4050 in Simulink…
This article introduces an example of Finite Control Set Model Predictive Control (FCS-MPC) for an LCL-filtered voltage-controlled inverter. The proposed control implementation is derived from…
This article introduces the concept of power factor correction (PFC) using a single-phase totem-pole PFC rectifier as an example. The theory presented is then validated…
Thanks to its flexible output voltage range, the LLC resonant converter is a popular choice of topology for battery charger applications, such as onboard chargers…
This page delivers getting-started information for individuals new to operating the B-Box Micro. As a practical use case, a generic open-loop three-phase inverter application is…
This note gives the instructions to efficiently get started with the imperix ACG SDK on PLECS. Related material Suggested prerequisites Suggested further readings Prerequisites Before…
This page covers the configuration of the analog inputs of the B-Box Micro. The B-Box Micro possesses 8 analog inputs with identical channels. The equivalent…
This user guide explains how to use the GUI Builder module of imperix Cockpit to interact with imperix power converter controllers, namely the B-Box RCP …
This technical note provides an introduction to the LLC converter, which is an isolated DC-DC converter, popular in a multitude of fields.
The fundamental harmonic approximation is presented as a modeling technique before the operation of the LLC converter is discussed above resonance, at resonance, and below resonance.
Following that, this technical note demonstrates how to build and operate an LLC converter using imperix hardware and software, and compares the physical implementation with the theory and the simulated plant.
Unlike continuous PWM, where the pulse width is modulated throughout the entire switching cycle, Discontinuous PWM introduces breaks or gaps in the modulation process. These…
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