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Ben Byers
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2011
EV Design Lab Presentation
Presentation of our groups electric bicycle and presentation of Electric Vehicle Design Lab course in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Utah State University.
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Electric Bicycle Race
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The final race of a semester of long hours and stress! The race almost made it all worth it! As students in teams of 2 to 3, we designed and built a boost converter, voltage and current control loops, motor control logic and an inverter to drive the motor. This was the result of the Electric Vehicle Design Lab course in the Electrical and Computer Engineering program at Utah State University. M...
Electric Bicycle: First Working Test with Battery
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This was our first run of our bike with the battery! Success.
LTSpice IV Buck Converter
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We show how to build and perform simulations on a buck converter using LTSpice IV. Some useful links: LTSpice IV Shortcuts/Directives cds.linear.com/docs/en/software-and-simulation/LTspiceIV_flyer.pdf PDF version of the help section ecee.colorado.edu/~mathys/ecen1400/pdf/scad3.pdf
Can you please upload video on how to control this using Type-2 controller
can you please tell, me how to get the efficiency report of the same buck converter?
Awesome
Error log came after run command regarding use of curly braces, why is so ?
In case someone needs it, CTRL + R rotates the resistor, capacitor, etc that you're currently using.
Thank you Sir
Respect👍
Thumbs up to Ben, great video, very useful. Thanks!!
please make a video about boost converter
thanks
My respects. This video has helped me a lot, I would have liked you to continue uploading content from Ltspise, I don't understand why it has so few likes or reproductions. It is a very complete video about all the functions that the program has mounted on the example of the Buck converter. I would like to see the other videos you show on the pc ... I know I'm 5 years late ... But still thank you very much.
This video is primo. Best walk-through I have seen yet.
Nice explaination!
Great done ! when you need battery model for further simulation this one is available for free th-cam.com/video/8KGgw8UipBY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this video, it helped me a lot!
Nicely presented. Clear description of what you're doing. 👍
Excellent explanation . Thanks !
hello mr. where I get the lithium-Ion library for LTSpice model? Thanks
Use a voltage source with series resistance about 500mOhm instead.
May someone design BUCK CONVERTER for me using COMSOL Multiphysics ??
Thanks a lot !
Why V2 is not connected to ground ?
It is because the mosfet turn on requires an application of gate signal with respect to the source. This is a buck converter which requires a high side driver.
Where does acrosst come from?
Can we use this circuit for 300v to 90v buck converter. Thanks
Nice job.
video good. Thanks!
Vin and Vout =?
You guys are the best . Thank you
Can you include a pi controller in the buck using LTspice?
Is this how a gate driver is simulated in all softwares like LTspice , PSIM , etc ?
thanks man
Thanks guys!
can you save the plot data points into csv?
omg, you almost put me to sleep.
Thank you, that was very informative.
I am from germany and learn electronic. I like your tutorial very much =). It shows in short time sum new helpful funtions to me. Thanks!
Great job, guys!
thanks! very helpful for my analog electronics course...
instead of creating a new component, can't you just add an ESRr to the capacitor when you right click it?
Michael Yu what about the series inductance?
Thank you guys ,,, That was so helpful ;)
hey can you please tell me like how to select an OPamp LM324??
+Jenesh Bangera , You can go to the LTSPICE user group and they will have instructions on how to install or add other models besides LT's and how to use them.
+Jenesh Bangera , Forgot to mention... the user group is a yahoo user group. Just type in "ltspice user group" in google and it will pop up
Thanks for this video! It was very helpful in simulating my own buck converter for my class. Keep it up! Btw, what software did you use to make this video? Thanks:D
Thanks! We used Open Broadcaster Software at obsproject.com/