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v. 10 n. 1 (2010)
enero-junio de 2010

ARTICULOS DE INVESTIGACION

Modelo discreto para sistemas de estructura variable

Publicado 2010-07-01

  • Oscar Iván Higuera-Martínez

Oscar Iván Higuera-Martínez
Uptc, Grupo de investigación de procesamiento de señales DSP.

Resumo

En este artículo se presenta un modelo discreto genérico para sistemas de estructura variable. El modelo es aplicado a cualquier sistema de estructura variable de operación cíclica, como convertidores de potencia. Se asume que la frecuencia de conmutación es un múltiplo entero de la frecuencia de muestreo y se emplea retenedor de orden cero. El circuito o el sistema opera en modo cíclico con G posibles configuraciones, el modelo generado es usado en pequeña señal y baja frecuencia, y se valida usando Matlab / Simulink 2007.

Palavras-chave

sistema de estructura variable, sistema discreto, frecuencia de conmutación, muestreo de datos, convertidor de potencia, modelo

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