PE #41: Closed-loop Input Impedance of a DC-DC Converter

Marcos Alonso

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@feideng8152 Год назад

Good Video, prof. I am wondering how to extend this method to obtain the input impedance of an inverter?

@MarcosAlonsoElectronics Год назад

Yes, it can be done. This could be the topic for a new video. Thanks!

@joshuathomas6326 Год назад

Good video....but please do a video for Boost converter or flyback converter which as you know are non minimum phase systems with a RHP zero...i have not yet found one proper video for this

@biswajit681 Год назад

Does it have any impact on input impedance measurement?

@MarcosAlonsoElectronics Год назад

This is interesting for a future video. Thanks. In the meantime, there is a video about the modelling of a flyback converter here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rzIky13Fn04.html

@MarcosAlonsoElectronics Год назад

No, there is no RHP zero in the input or output impedances of boost and buck-boost converters. Thanks for your question!

@biswajit681 Год назад

Great Video Sir...I was watching your PFC video and trying to implement PFC for 3 phase ...I was wondering can't we implement 3 phase active PFC just like single phase PFC ??

@MarcosAlonsoElectronics Год назад

There are specific topologies for 3-phase applications. This could be the topic of a new video. Thanks!