Phase Splitter

Expand or combine three electrical conserving ports

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Description

The Phase Splitter block expands a composite three-phase port into its constituent phases.

The expanded output ports are electrical conserving ports.

Examples

Comparison of Three-Phase Port Types

A comparison of Composite three-phase ports versus Expanded three-phase ports. The first circuit shows a Voltage Source configured with a Composite three-phase port. A Phase Splitter block provides the interface to the Simscape™ foundation library electrical elements. The second circuit shows a Voltage Source configured with an Expanded three-phase port which can connect directly to the Simscape foundation library electrical elements. The Voltage Source can be changed from Composite to Expanded three-phase ports by use of the Modeling option mask parameter.

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AC Cable with Bonded Sheaths

A three-phase cable model comprised of multiple pi-sections. Each phase is enclosed in a conductive sheath. The conductive sheath is connected to ground at either end of the cable through a simple resistance. A high-voltage source provides power to an unbalanced resistive load through the power cable. You can configure the sheath to be either series-bonded or cross-bonded. You can also configure the number of pi-sections. Increasing the number of pi-sections improves the accuracy but slows down the simulation. To facilitate convergence, the voltage source includes an internal impedance.

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Ports

Conserving

~ — Expandable three-phase port

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Expandable composite (a2,b2, c2) three-phase port

a,b,c — Constituent phases

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Constituent phases of the expanded three-phase port

Extended Capabilities

C/C++ Code Generation
Generate C and C++ code using Simulink® Coder™.

Version History

Introduced in R2013b