DC-AC Converter for Smart Grid

PROJECT ADVISOR
ENGR. MAZHAR IQBAL
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING,
SHARIF COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, LAHORE

UNDERGRADUATE FINAL YEAR PROJECT PRESENTATION

 Group Members

 Sooban Qasim (Leader)

 2016-UET-SHCET-LHR-ELECT-27
 Specialization: Power
Muhammad Shahbaz Awan
2016-UET-SHCET-LHR-ELECT-05
Specialization: Power
 Abdullah Ashraf
 2016-UET-SHCET-LHR-ELECT-12
 Specialization: Power
Mesam Raza
2016-UET-SHCET-LHR-ELECT-17
Specialization: Power
 Presentation Layout

1. Introduction
2. Problem statement
3. Objectives
4. Methodology
5. Block diagram (tentative)
6. Scope of project
7. Project planning and management
8. References
 Introduction

 Renewable Energy Resources

 Inverter

 DC to AC conversion
 Problem Statement

 Increasing demand for energy

 Effective use of energy

 Need of smart inverter

 Objectives

 Overcome Energy crises

 Managing Battery Storage

 To convert electrical energy of supply into suitable energy

for the load

 To use for high voltage and current applications.

 Methodology

 Used for the easy monitoring and control.

 Automatic switching .

 Battery back up.

 Indication of source.
Block Diagram

Figure 1-Tentative block diagram

 Scope of Project

 Voltage source type inverters are commonly used for all home
appliance and industrial power applications. Voltage source
type inverters are easier to control than current source type
inverters. It is easier to obtain a regulated voltage than a
regulated current, and voltage source type inverters can
directly adjust the voltage applied to a load by varying the
conduction ratio (i.e., the pulse width of a PWM signal). In
addition, since voltage source type inverters do not require
any reverse-blocking diodes, they have less voltage drop and
therefore provide higher efficiency than current source type
 Work Plan (Sep 2019-Feb 2020)
Activities Time Duration
System Designing
Meeting with supervisor Weekly Based
Reading research papers 1-2 Week
Designing of Switching circuit 1 Week
Learning duration of LabView 1 Week

Hardware Implementation
Purchasing of equipment 1 Week
Assembling Hardware 3-4 Weeks
Testing of project 1 Week
Thesis
Thesis 3-4 Weeks
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