paulmdrdo
Full Member level 3
Good day Experts!
I'am planning on building a DC-DC converter trainer kit of some sort as a Design project for my program. I just want to seek an expert advice from you guys.
Most DC-DC converter kits I've seen do not focus on the control side of the power stage of the converter. I want to build one that focuses on the control side of the converters. I recently have learned the most popular control circuits used to control the power stage of a particular converter namely TYPE 2, TYPE3, PID. What I want to accomplish in the design is to demonstrate how these control schemes work and how a learner can choose what controller he/she must use for a particular topology and mode of control. I also want to incorporate a micro-controller platform for the control scheme like arduino.
Do you think this is doable? Can you suggest other features that I can include in the trainer that would be helpful for the learner?
Thanks and regards, Paul.
I'am planning on building a DC-DC converter trainer kit of some sort as a Design project for my program. I just want to seek an expert advice from you guys.
Most DC-DC converter kits I've seen do not focus on the control side of the power stage of the converter. I want to build one that focuses on the control side of the converters. I recently have learned the most popular control circuits used to control the power stage of a particular converter namely TYPE 2, TYPE3, PID. What I want to accomplish in the design is to demonstrate how these control schemes work and how a learner can choose what controller he/she must use for a particular topology and mode of control. I also want to incorporate a micro-controller platform for the control scheme like arduino.
Do you think this is doable? Can you suggest other features that I can include in the trainer that would be helpful for the learner?
Thanks and regards, Paul.