Add ChopperBuckBoost to PowerConverters #3774
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AHaumer
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beutlich
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Sorry for missing this, done |
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| Buck/boost chopper example template including both voltage sources; control not included yet |
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What do you mean by "control not included yet"? Is it planned to be added to this model in the near future? Otherwise, I'd remove the "yet", which gives an impression of work-in-progress
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You're right, I plan to implement control, but I don't have enough time to include it in the near future.
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I know that there are lots of power converter layouts and we're presenting only basic ones, but I realized that one important topology is missing: the bidirectional two-quadrant buck/boost converter.
It is widely used in automotive to couple batteries with different voltages as well as for battery management systems.
Furthermore, it is an important topology for teaching power electronics and its control, and its a nice example for testing performance.