Constant Power Load (CPL) block Simscape Electrical

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I currently am designing a Buck-Boost Converter using the blocks from powerlib Simulink.
I would like to add a CPL to the circuit. However, this block exists in another library and is not compatible with my current circuit design.
Any suggestions on how to modify the circuit to include this component or would the entire circuit have to be rebuilt using Simscape Electrical library. I would like to use this environment with the reinforcement learning functionalities.
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Pemendra Kumar Pardhi
Pemendra Kumar Pardhi on 13 Oct 2020
you can also refer concept same as power electronics circuits for LED.

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Joel Van Sickel
Joel Van Sickel on 14 Oct 2020
Hello Krupa,
you can build your own constant power load using a controlled source. use a controlled current source and calculate the current using P/V = I. To break the algebraic loop, put a low pass filter between this calculation and the controlled current source. You can create a low pass filter with the transfer function block. Have the numerator = [1] and the denominator = [1/(2*pi*100) 1]. This will not be an ideal constant power load, but will be quite close to a constant power load and can be implemented in any number of circuit simulators.
Regards,
Joel

Aniruddh Maini
Aniruddh Maini on 17 Sep 2022
Edited: Aniruddh Maini on 17 Sep 2022
Hi Joel
Can you please eleborate your answer more clearly or can you please come up with a diagram which clearly depicts how to model a buck converter with Constant power load because I am facing really a hard time modelling a buck converter with CPL which should dissipate constant power?
Thanks

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