https://projectswiki.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/projects/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=A1674092Projects - User contributions [en]2026-05-16T11:01:20ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.31.4https://projectswiki.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/projects/index.php?title=Projects:2018s1-191_Quasi-Linear_Circuit_Theory&diff=11255Projects:2018s1-191 Quasi-Linear Circuit Theory2018-10-16T12:23:37Z<p>A1674092: </p>
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== '''Project Team''' ==<br />
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'''Students'''<br />
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*Yuan Yao a1674092<br />
*Zizheng Ren a1680576<br />
*Bruk Waldron a1645521<br />
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'''Supervisors'''<br />
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*Dr. Andrew Allison<br />
*Prof. Derek Abbott<br />
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== '''Introduction''' ==<br />
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As electrical power networks become more complicated, it becomes more important to analyse and control power quality. Harmonic is one of the most important aspect of power quality. Harmonics are defined as sinusoidal voltages or currents having frequencies that are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency in electric power system. Too much harmonic contents in power network will cause various problems such as excessive losses and heating in induction and synchronous machine, incorrect readings on meters and interference with other electronic devices and systems and so on. Some serious problems will lead to malfunction and even collapse of entire power system. Therefore, it is important for engineers to analyse and control harmonics for better power quality and normal operation of power system. One significant source of harmonics is the non-linear load. As non-linear loads create harmonics by drawing current in abrupt short pulses, rather than in a smooth sinusoidal manner. However, there is no suitable and sufficient circuit theory to model harmonics and their effect at the moment. As a result, the lack of theory has attracted our interest and inspired us to investigate this issue. We believe that the periodic analysis is one possible solution.<br />
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The aim of this project is to construct a complete and consistent circuit analysing theory to model non-linearity and effect of harmonics in electric circuits. To achieve this, the detailed periodic analysing method should be specified. A good notation to model circuit elements need to be determined. Simulation will be carried out using MATLAB and Simulink in terms of investigating the circuit response with non-linear load and non-sinusoidal signal. Finally, a complete theory will be proposed as described in project aim.<br />
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== '''Background''' ==<br />
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== '''Theory''' ==<br />
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== '''Simulations''' ==<br />
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== '''Experiments''' ==<br />
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== '''Discussion''' ==<br />
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== '''Future Work''' ==<br />
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== '''References''' ==</div>A1674092https://projectswiki.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/projects/index.php?title=Projects:2018s1-191_Quasi-Linear_Circuit_Theory&diff=9993Projects:2018s1-191 Quasi-Linear Circuit Theory2018-04-13T10:17:07Z<p>A1674092: </p>
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== '''Introduction''' ==<br />
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As electrical power networks become more complicated, it becomes more important to analyse and control power quality. Harmonic is one of the most important aspect of power quality. Harmonics are defined as sinusoidal voltages or currents having frequencies that are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency in electric power system. Too much harmonic contents in power network will cause various problems such as excessive losses and heating in induction and synchronous machine, incorrect readings on meters and interference with other electronic devices and systems and so on. Some serious problems will lead to malfunction and even collapse of entire power system. Therefore, it is important for engineers to analyse and control harmonics for better power quality and normal operation of power system. One significant source of harmonics is the non-linear load. As non-linear loads create harmonics by drawing current in abrupt short pulses, rather than in a smooth sinusoidal manner. However, there is no suitable and sufficient circuit theory to model harmonics and their effect at the moment. As a result, the lack of theory has attracted our interest and inspired us to investigate this issue. We believe that the periodic analysis is one possible solution.<br />
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The aim of this project is to construct a complete and consistent circuit analysing theory to model non-linearity and effect of harmonics in electric circuits. To achieve this, the detailed periodic analysing method should be specified. A good notation to model circuit elements need to be determined. Simulation will be carried out using MATLAB and Simulink in terms of investigating the circuit response with non-linear load and non-sinusoidal signal. Finally, a complete theory will be proposed as described in project aim.<br />
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== '''Project Team''' ==<br />
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'''Students'''<br />
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*Yuan Yao a1674092<br />
*Bruk Waldron a1645521<br />
*Zizheng Ren a1680576<br />
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'''Supervisors'''<br />
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*Dr. Andrew Allison<br />
*Prof. Derek Abbott</div>A1674092https://projectswiki.eleceng.adelaide.edu.au/projects/index.php?title=Projects:2018s1-191_Quasi-Linear_Circuit_Theory&diff=9992Projects:2018s1-191 Quasi-Linear Circuit Theory2018-04-13T10:14:47Z<p>A1674092: Project Wiki (Draft)</p>
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== '''Introduction''' ==<br />
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As electrical power networks become more complicated, it becomes more important to analyse and control power quality. Harmonic is one of the most important aspect of power quality. Harmonics are defined as sinusoidal voltages or currents having frequencies that are integer multiples of the fundamental frequency in electric power system. Too much harmonic contents in power network will cause various problems such as excessive losses and heating in induction and synchronous machine, incorrect readings on meters and interference with other electronic devices and systems and so on. Some serious problems will lead to malfunction and even collapse of entire power system. Therefore, it is important for engineers to analyse and control harmonics for better power quality and normal operation of power system. One significant source of harmonics is the non-linear load. As non-linear loads create harmonics by drawing current in abrupt short pulses, rather than in a smooth sinusoidal manner. However, there is no suitable and sufficient circuit theory to model harmonics and their effect at the moment. As a result, the lack of theory has attracted our interest and inspired us to investigate this issue. We believe that the periodic analysis is one possible solution.<br />
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The aim of this project is to construct a complete and consistent circuit analysing theory to model non-linearity and effect of harmonics in electric circuits. To achieve this, the detailed periodic analysing method should be specified. A good notation to model circuit elements need to be determined. Simulation will be carried out using MATLAB and Simulink in terms of investigating the circuit response with non-linear load and non-sinusoidal signal. Finally, a complete theory will be proposed as described in project aim.<br />
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== Project Team ==<br />
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'''Students'''<br />
Yuan Yao a1674092<br />
Bruk Waldron a1645521<br />
Zizheng Ren a1680576<br />
<br />
'''Supervisors'''<br />
Dr. Andrew Allison<br />
Prof. Derek Abbott</div>A1674092