FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL POWER ENGINEERING

LABORATORY NAME: _MEK_________________________________
BEV40301/BEF45101 POWER ENGINEERING LABORATORY III

Design and Simulation of DC/DC Boost Converter

Title
using MATLAB/ Simulink Software
Group / Section T1-2
Group Members 1.Nornabila Binti Aidil
2.Nor Izzah Nadhirah Binti Ruzlan
3.Muhammad Rashidin Bin Ramlee
4.Nur Liyana Balqis Binti Hairei
5.Nur Fathiah Binti Harun
Name of Lecturer & 1.Ts. Dr. Syed Zahurul Islam
Asst. Engineer 2.
Date of Date of report
20/12/2022 27/12/2022
experiment submission
Assessment Criteria Marks Total
Planning [ / 5 ] x 15%
Psychomotor
Lab Execution [ / 5 ] x 20%
(50%)
Teamwork [ / 5 ] x 15%
Cognitive
Report [ / 30] x 30%
(30%)
Affective Discipline [ / 5 ] x 10%
(20%) Ethics [ / 5 ] x 10%
Grand Total (100%)

Examiner's Comment: Verification Stamp

Result
Lab Activity

1. Duty Cycle;
V0 = Vs/(1-D)
24= 12/(1-D)
24(1-D) = 12
24-24D = 12
12 = 24D
12/24 = D
0.5 = D

2. P0= I x V
P0 = V/R x V
P0 = V2 / R
50 R= (24)2
R= (24)2 / 50
R= 11.52 Ohm

3. Lmin= D(1-D)2TR/2
= 0.5 (1-0.5)2R/ 2x20K
= 0.5 (1-0.5)2(11.52)/(2x20K)
= 36x 10-6 H
4. New Lmin < Lmin
New Lmin = Lmin/ 10
New Lmin > Lmin
New Lmin = 36 x 10-6 x 10
= 360 x 10-6 H

5. r= AV0/V0 = D/ Rcf
0.01 = 0.5/ (11.52) C (20K)

C= 217 mF

Table 1

1. Duty Cycle
V0= Vs/(1-D)
= 12 / (1-0.1)
V01= 13.33V

V0= Vs/ (1-D)

= 12/ (1-0.2)
V02= 15V

V0= Vs/ (1-D)

= 12/ (1-0.3)
= 17.14 V
Output Simulation for Table 1

Duty cycle = 0.1

Duty cycle = 0.2

Duty cycle = 0.3

Duty cycle = 0.4

Duty cycle = 0.5

Duty cycle : 0.6

Duty cycle= 0.7

Duty cycle= 0.8

Result Simulation for Lab Activity 1, Question 4

DCM

BCM
CCM

2. Percentage Difference (Calculation)

I) V01=
% = 13.33 – 12.5
= 0.83
% = (0.83 / 13.3) x 100
= 6.23 %
V02= 15-14.3
= 0.7
% = (0.7/15) x 100
= 4.67%

Discussion
Based on this laboratory, in the simulation, to see the ripple in the signal in MATLAB by using zoom in
tools. The smooth of graph or the ripple in the simulation happen because of the solver in modelling
setting MATLAB Simulink.

Conclusion

For the conclusion, the boost converter with voltage extension cell enhance output and reduce voltage
stresses on switches and other losses which is clear from both simulations and theoretical results. It
increases lifetime of circuit components due to lower voltage stresses. DC-DC converters are widely
used to efficiently produce a regulated voltage from a source that may or may not be well controlled
to a load that may or may not be constant.