Volume 1 Number 3 September 2022

    
Current Instrument Transformers In MATLAB Program Modeling

Krum Gerasimov, Mediha Hamza, Margreta Vasileva, and Anton Filipov

https://doi.org/10.6025/dspaial/2022/1/3/103-108

Abstract Using some literary base, we have studied the processes in the current instrument transformers. We have utilized the MATLAB program for modelling the current instrument transformers. The issues and limitations in the use of this model and the corresponding parameters are not documented. We primarily intend to model the CIT in MATLAB with the help of the available parameters and... Read More


Solar Energy Models for Creating Energy Conversion Designs

Ivan Milenov and Vasil Dimitrov

https://doi.org/10.6025/dspaial/2022/1/3/109-114

Abstract For recording the sustainable energy development, we have used the renewable energy systems. This process will help to achieve the environmental balance. We have used the solar energy for the current study. We have used many types of photovoltaic models for conversion of energy derived from sunlight into electricity. ... Read More


Approximate Non-linear Models for Autotransformers and Switching

Emil Panov, Emil Barudov and Stefan Barudov

https://doi.org/10.6025/dspaial/2022/1/3/115-123

Abstract The Alternative Current voltages have discrete regulation and the regulation is achieved by power electronic converters based on autotransformers and switching. We have used vector analysis and measurements in autotransformer discrete voltage regulator. These regulators change to approximated non-linear models with change of input voltage and various angles in the semiconductor switches.... Read More