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The document contains details of a laboratory experiment for a power systems analysis course. Students are asked to develop MATLAB programs to: 1) Calculate the Y-bus matrix for sample power networks and verify the results theoretically. 2) Simulate various power electronic converters using MATLAB/Simulink, including three-phase full converters, three-phase PWM inverters, and a three-phase bridge inverter. Plots of voltages and currents are to be generated. 3) Perform load flow analysis using Newton-Raphson and Gauss-Seidel methods for sample power networks, and calculate line flows and the Y-bus matrix.

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The document contains details of a laboratory experiment for a power systems analysis course. Students are asked to develop MATLAB programs to: 1) Calculate the Y-bus matrix for sample power networks and verify the results theoretically. 2) Simulate various power electronic converters using MATLAB/Simulink, including three-phase full converters, three-phase PWM inverters, and a three-phase bridge inverter. Plots of voltages and currents are to be generated. 3) Perform load flow analysis using Newton-Raphson and Gauss-Seidel methods for sample power networks, and calculate line flows and the Y-bus matrix.

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SREE VIDYANIKETHAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(Autonomous)
Sree Sainath Nagar, Tirupathi- 517102
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Name of the Exam : M.Tech., I – Semester Regular February, 2020
Name of the Laboratory : Power Systems Analysis - I lab Class : EPS
Examiner I : Dr. N.M.G.KUMAR Regulation: SVEC 19
Examiner 2: Dr. S. Farook Date: 04 - 02 - 2020

1. Develop a MATLAB program to find the Y-BUS matrix for the power system
network shown in below network and verify the same theoretically

2. Write a MATLAB program for the formation of bus admittance matrix shown in
below power system network and verify the same with direct inspection method

Bus Impedanc Line


Code e Charging
p-q Zpq Ypq
1-2 0.02+j0.0 0.0+j0.060
6
1-3 0.08+j0.2 0.0+j0.05
4
2-3 0.06+j0.1 0.0+j0.040
8
2-4 0.06+j0.1 0.0+j0.040
3. Write a MATLAB program for the formation 8
of bus admittance matrix shown in below 2-5 0.04+j0.1 0.0+j0.03
power system network and verify the same 2
with direct inspection method. The tap 3-4 0.01+j0.0 0.0+j0.02
setting of the transformer is 0.9 3
4-5 0.08+0.2 0.0+j0.05
4
4. Write a MATLAB program for the formation of bus admittance matrix shown in
below power system network and verify the same with direct inspection method.

Bus Impedanc Line Off


Code e Charging nominal
p-q Zpq Ypq/2 Tap setting
1-2 0.01+j0.0 0.0+j0.010 1
3
1-3 0.02+j0.0 0.0+j0.030 1
6
2-3 0.06+j0.1 0.0+j0.020 1
8
2-4 0.06+j0.1 0.0+j0.020 0.8
5. Develop a MATLAB program to
8
find the BUS impedance matrix
2-5 0.08+j0.2 0.0+j0.025 1
for the power system network
4
shown in below power system 3-4 0.04+j0.1 0.0+j0.015 1
network and verify the same 2
theoretically using busbulding 4-5 0.08+0.2 0.0+j0.025 1
algoritham. 4

6. Develop a MATLAB program for the power system network show in below figure to
perform Newton Rapson method of load flow also fine Y bus , line flows for one
iterations only.
7. Develop a MATLAB program for the power system network show in below figure to
perform GS method of load flow for one iteration also fine Y bus , line flows for one
iteration

8.

Simulate three-phase full converter using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The input voltage has a peak
of 169.7 V, 50 Hz. The load inductance L is 6.5 mH, and the load resistance R is 0.5 Ω.
The load battery voltage is Vx = 10 V. The delay angle is α= 30°. The gate voltages are
shown in below figure. Use MATLAB/SIMULINK to (a) plot the instantaneous output
voltage vo, the input current is, and the load current io.

9. Simulate three-phase full converter using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The input voltage has a
peak of 169.7 V, 50 Hz. The load inductance L is 6.5 mH, and the load resistance R is
0.5 Ω. The load battery voltage is Vx = 10 V. The delay angle is α= 60°. The gate
voltages are shown in below figure. Use MATLAB/SIMULINK to (a) plot the instantaneous
output voltage vo, the input current is, and the load current io.

10. Simulate three-phase full converter using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The input voltage has a
peak of 169.7 V, 50 Hz. The load inductance L is 6.5 mH, and the load resistance R is
0.5 Ω. The load battery voltage is Vx = 10 V. The delay angle is α= 0°. The gate
voltages are shown in below figure. Use MATLAB/SIMULINK to (a) plot the instantaneous
output voltage vo, the input current is, and the load current io.

11. Simulate three-phase PWM inverter using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The input voltage has a
peak of 169.7 V, 50 Hz. The load inductance L is 6.5 mH, and the load resistance R is
0.5 Ω. The load battery voltage is Vx = 10 V. The delay angle is α= 0°. The gate
voltages are shown in below figure. Use MATLAB/SIMULINK to (a) plot the instantaneous
output voltage vo, the input current is, and the load current io.

12. Simulate A three-phase bridge inverter with DC input voltage of 100 V. The control
voltages are shown in below figure. The output frequency is fo = 50 Hz. The load
resistance is R = 10 Ω, and the load inductance is L = 5 mH. Use MATLAB/SIMULINK to
(a) plot the instantaneous output line–line voltage V, the instantaneous output phase
voltage vp, and the instantaneous output current ia for phase a.

13. Simulate a resonant pulse thyristor chopper has DC input voltage of 200 V. The control
voltages are shown in below figure. The switching frequency is fs=1 kHz and duty cycle
is 40%. The load resistance is R = 0.5Ω, and the load inductance is L = 5 mH. Use
PSpice to (a) plot the capacitor voltage Vc , the voltage across VT1, and the output
Voltage Vo.

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