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    Bahria University, Islamabad Campus

    Department of Electrical Engineering


    Assignment No. 1
    Class/Section: MS EE-3A
    (Spring 2021 Semester)

    Course: Power Electronics Date: 12.04.2021


    Course Code: EEP-712 Time:
    Faculty’s Name: Engr. Syed Umaid Ali Max Marks: 10
    Due Date: 19.04.2021 Total Pages:

    Student’s Name: Enroll No:


    (USE CAPITAL LETTERS)

    Q1.
    In a rectifier circuit either single-phase or three-phase, the current drawn from the utility mains
    is distorted due to the presence of L and C in the topology. This current distortion is normally
    referred as harmonic distortion. To analyze the mitigation of distortion, anti-harmonics are
    injected into the mains. In this assignment your task is to artificially layout a distorted signal as
    a replica of the main’s current. You can do it by adding 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, 13th, 15th, 17th and
    19th harmonic into a 50Hz fundamental signal of amplitude of 100A.

    The deliverables include Simulink Modeling concerning


    • Complete signal representation of fundamental and harmonics including the distorted
    one. (5)
    • Use of Simulink’s FFT Analysis Tool to access the distorted signal in terms of presence
    of harmonics with amplitudes. Complete representation is desired. (Hint:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GF-r9d96ss). (2.5)
    • Mitigation of harmonics by generating anti-harmonics. Complete representation is
    desired. (2.5)

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