Authors :
M. Salih Taci
Volume/Issue :
Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24MAY393
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Abstract :
This article investigates different currents,
voltages and powers of four different step-down and four
different step-up autotransformers fed sinusoidally for
analytical and simulation conditions. In this paper,
analytical modeling and equations for step-down and
step-up autotransformer based on current point signal
and voltage polarity are presented. A discussion based on
their theoretical use is then presented in the simulation
along with calculations regarding their power
performances. These models are also validated by
simulation results of current, voltage and power
waveforms for each analytical case. PSpice program is
used for this simulation.
Keywords :
Autotransformer Modeling, Polarity. Autotransformer Simulation, Step-Down Autotransformer, Step-Up Autotransformer.
References :
- ZIOMEK, “Autotransformers for power systems”, RZEGLĄD ELEKTROTECHNICZNY, pp-8-12, 10/2018.
- V. VOLČKO, Ž. ELESCHOVÁ, A. BELÁŇ, P. JANIGA, D. VIGLAŠ, M. SMITKOVÁ “Modeling of power autotransformer” the 3rd International Conference on Development, Energy, Environment, Economics ,Paris, France, December 2-4, pp 451-456, 2012.
- M. Salih Taci, N. Tayebi, I. Bozkır, “Analytical Investigation of Modelling and Simulation of Different Combination s of Sinusoidal Suppşied Autotransformer under Linear Loading Conditions”, pp 994-1001, 19 World Academy of Science, Engineerig and Technology, 9-2017.
This article investigates different currents,
voltages and powers of four different step-down and four
different step-up autotransformers fed sinusoidally for
analytical and simulation conditions. In this paper,
analytical modeling and equations for step-down and
step-up autotransformer based on current point signal
and voltage polarity are presented. A discussion based on
their theoretical use is then presented in the simulation
along with calculations regarding their power
performances. These models are also validated by
simulation results of current, voltage and power
waveforms for each analytical case. PSpice program is
used for this simulation.
Keywords :
Autotransformer Modeling, Polarity. Autotransformer Simulation, Step-Down Autotransformer, Step-Up Autotransformer.