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Samanwita Samal
Aseem Amitav Patra
Soubhagya Bairiganjan
Devzeet Behra
   

‡ Problem statement- Design of Buck
converter Switching Mode Power
Supply using SIMULINK
‡ To verify the simulation results.
‡ Softwares used- SIMULINK &
MATLAB
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characteristics required by the load from a primary power
source with characteristics incompatible with the load. It
makes the load compatible with its power source.
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supply that provides the power supply function through
low loss components such as capacitors, inductors, and
transformers and the use of switches that are in one of
two states, on or off.
ADVANTAGES OF USING SMPS
‡ Greater Efficiency through use of low
loss components
‡ Light weight
‡ Small size
‡ Lower heat generation
  




‡ Output voltage- Any voltages available, limited only by
transistor breakdown.
‡ Efficiency,heat &power dissipation-Output is regulated
using duty cycle control; the transistors are switched fully
on or fully off, so very little resistive losses between input
and the load. The only heat generated is in the non-ideal
aspects of the components and quiescent current in the
control circuitry.
‡ Components- Consists of one or several power
transistors and diodes as well as a power transformer,
inductors, and filter capacitors
 
PROGRESS MADE SO FAR«.

‡ Simulink model has been designed

‡ Simulation results to be tested
‡ Scope for hardware implementation in
future
 References
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@@ Narayanaswamy. P.R. Iyer,
faculty of Engineering,University of Technology Sydney and
Dr. Venkat Ramaswamy,Senior Lecturer,faculty of
Engineering,University of Technology Sydney.
‡ The design and modelling of switched mode power supply
using SIMULINK and MATLAB BY B.baha(department of
electrical and electronic engineering,university of Brighton
U.K) and D.C.Hamill
(department of electronic and electrical engineering,university
of Surrey U.K).
‡ Switch-Mode Power Converters-Design and Analysis by Keng
C. Wu.
‡ www.google.com