Hello Sir, thanks for the amazing video! I am new to PSIM and I am facing a few challenges and I hope that you could give me some hints on it. I am trying to simulate an open-loop Dc-Dc buck converter, the first thing I am not sure about is how to drive my MOSFET at the frequency I desire, do I use the gating block or the square wave signal and whether other components are needed in this setup? I also wish to use a PI controller that would adjust the duty cycle if the measured output voltage is larger than or less than the desired output. How can I set this up please give me some information. Thanks a lot.
Thank you sooo much bro for this, long live Pakistan :)
Do you have any more official webinars by PSIM?
Do you have a link for the smart control webiner? As mentioned in the video? Obliged
Hello Sir, thanks for the amazing video! I am new to PSIM and I am facing a few challenges and I hope that you could give me some hints on it. I am trying to simulate an open-loop Dc-Dc buck converter, the first thing I am not sure about is how to drive my MOSFET at the frequency I desire, do I use the gating block or the square wave signal and whether other components are needed in this setup?
I also wish to use a PI controller that would adjust the duty cycle if the measured output voltage is larger than or less than the desired output. How can I set this up please give me some information. Thanks a lot.
You need to use a gating block to apply a gate pulse to a mosfet. Its symbol is similar to play button of video palyers.
Great , but how do I control the duty cycle with the gating block?
Behind the gating block the control signal generation is made. So you should first create a pwm then join it with the mosfet through the gating block
I see now, and does the PI controller come right before the PWM?
Yes. You should read some research papers in this regard !!
Sir, do you have any video link or any other source on "PSIM for experimental setup with DSP TI-28335"?
No sir i dont have