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Flexible embedded control system architecture for power electronics applications

L. Dębowski

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The paper presents a new flexible architecture of an embedded control system for power electronics applications. The hardware part of the system is divided between a CPU module and a baseboard dedicated for target system arrangement, depending on application requirements. Flexibility of the configration was achieved by using DSP/ARM/CPLD/FPGA components. The development line of unified CPUs and a baseboard family for various power converter topologies and applications is introduced. Some research, educational and industrial applications are briefly presented and discussed.

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Key concepts: Complex programmable logic device, Flexibility (engineering), Field-programmable gate array, Embedded system, Power electronics, Computer science, Electronics, Control system