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A I I I:) Sin (Sin (2

1) This document discusses the theory and analysis of single-phase full-wave controlled rectifiers. It provides equations for calculating various electrical characteristics like thyristor currents, output voltage, power factor, and harmonic analysis. 2) Formulas are given for determining operating modes, thyristor ratings, voltage and current waveforms, power calculations, and minimum firing angles under different load conditions. 3) Fourier analysis equations allow calculation of harmonic components in both the output current and voltage waveforms.

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A I I I:) Sin (Sin (2

1) This document discusses the theory and analysis of single-phase full-wave controlled rectifiers. It provides equations for calculating various electrical characteristics like thyristor currents, output voltage, power factor, and harmonic analysis. 2) Formulas are given for determining operating modes, thyristor ratings, voltage and current waveforms, power calculations, and minimum firing angles under different load conditions. 3) Fourier analysis equations allow calculation of harmonic components in both the output current and voltage waveforms.

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Ch.

4 Single Phase Full Wave Voltage Controller

ioN i A1N sin(t sin( )e

Z R 2 L

Ch. 5 Single Phase Full-Wave Controlled Rectifier


Determine what modes its operating


( R / L ) t
in

If discontinuous use Ch.3 graphs


and theory (the formulas are for only one thyristor so

L
for,
where I RN I B off graph I R I QR
R
and

tan 1

I N I B off graph I Q

Thyristor Norm Currents:

IN

1
2

A1N

1
2

d (t )

I RN

2
A1 N

I RoN

2
RN

2
RN

2 I RN

VRoN

sin

t d t

L
; tan

Vc

RMS Norm Voltage:

gamma from graph then find beta


else continue with following

formulae:

RMS Norm Output Current:

d (t )

Fourier Analysis

vo Vo cn cos nt n

n 1

1
1

2 sin 2 2 sin 2

c an2 bn2

2 n

I nR2

I Ro I o2 I RI2

A
1

just calculate the second


harmonic for IRI to get the rms
output calculation

V I
p. f . o o
Vsec I SR

current ripple factor:

bn

an

12

n tan 1

Io
A
2
I
R A
2

avg thyristor current:

IQ

rms thyristor current:

I QR

max. forward or rev. voltage across thyristor:

2 2
V 2 2V V
2V sin t d t
V cosvAK max

2V

I Ro
I RoN A ; VRo 2V VRoN

turn off time available: t q
s
Z

2

Harmonic Analysis
a

v
cos
n

t
d

n
o


I 2 R Vc I o
io an cos nt bn sin nt
p. f . Ro
n 1
Vsec I Ro
cos n 1 cos n 1

(-V
)then
D.C.
delivers power
o
1
2
n 1
a n io cos nt d t io cos nt d t n 1
(Vo ) then A.C. delivers power
0
0

2
bn
2

vo sin nt d t
if current totally constant(no ripple):
1
2

bn io sin nt d t io sin nt d t
V I
0
0
p. f . o o because I srms I o
sin n 1 sin n 1
Vsec I o

io i A1
n 1
n 1
RMS Ouputs:

1
a n2 bn2
2
H n I R 0

I nR
I nR

1
Vo
V

Thyristor Ratings

12

dn
2

; i N sinK i t IRI
Io

2Vsec

I RI

ripple current:

rms output current:

I Ro 1 2 2 I QR and I o 2 I Q )

nth harmonic component of current: I nR

RMS Voltage

VR

I nRpeak 2 I nR

2V sin t

12

d t

Ripple Voltage:

v 1
V VV
o
o

8 cos 2
RMS value of n harmonic at angle 2
2I
VRI VR

Vo nR2 V 1
2
RMS value of line current at angle 0 I R 0

th

H n

with Freewheeling Diode circuit


VnR I nR R 2 nL
2
Po Ro I Ro

p. f .

2
Ro

I R
VI Ro

Inductive:

RL:

min tan 1

Resistive:

treat as complete sinusoidal wave


V
I Ro
Z
when

IQ I N I B
I QR I RN I B

I RoN

2 I RN

Voltage Ripple Factor:

V
K v RI
Vo

io I o d n cos nt n n

get this:

dn

cn
2

Io

Vo Vc
R

R nL

1
2 2

n tan

because the source current is not constant must calculate


with:

I SR

Io

d t

for p.f @ source

VB

2V ,

ZB Z ,

n L R rad

IB

Xo X N XB
Ch.2 Circuits with Switches and Diodes
First Principles:

v R Ri

off graph and then solve for cn

cn

2V sin t d t

BASE VALUES

Load circuit Current

avg output current:

vc

1
C

vL L

i dt v 0
t

di
dt

Half-Wave Rectifier:

2V sin t

2V
Z

vo Vo an cos nt bn sin nt

firing angle

R Load Circuit

Z R 0

I RN

2V
sin t
Z

extinction angle
conduction angel

IN

2
N

12

d t

rms norm

L Load with EMF Circuit

1
1 cos
sin t d t

2
2

Vc
sin 1 m
2V

sin 1

Vc
V
m c
1
1 Vc
2V
2V
1
2 1
maxsin22
sin
2
I RN
sin t d t

2V

2
2
4
2
1
1

cos

cos

m t
Vo
vo d t
v o d t
N
L Load Circuit
2 0
2
m cos cos( )

1
1
m 2
2
an vo cos nt d t

cos

sin

sin

2
2
2V
i
cos cos t

L
1
1 a
bn vo sin nt d t
2
I

cos cos t m t 2 d

1
RN

IN
cos cos t d t
2
2
1
2
2 12

sin 1 m sin 1

nth rms harmonic voltage:

1
VR
2

VnR

2
12

bn

Ch.6 One Quad Chopper DC to DC Converter

Type A: Vo and Io only positive

1
cos sin

12

2
2
2
1 find:
2
Vo VnR

1 2

cos cos t 2 d t
I RN

Vc e 1
tON
T
L
2
2 12
2

rms ripple voltage: V


m

RI VR Vo
1
V1 e 1

R
T
1 2 2
2 1
VRI
(solve
for sin
from2m
equation)

VRN
sin

t
d

voltage ripple factor: K v

2 2 4

Vo

t
2

if ON then C.C.M. else D.C.M, if you dont have


RL Load with EMF Circuit
T
i I o cn cos nt n d n sin nt n
Vc
t look on graph with all the variables, continue with
1
1
sin
sin m
respective formulae:
2
V

Continuous Current Mode


V0
I0
t
V Vc
V
R
Vo ON V I o o
max 2 sin 1 c
T
R
2V
a
b
nL
current at moment of commutation: I
cn n
dn n
n tan 1
Zn
Zn
R iN sin t m Be t tan
V
V 1 e tON

d t

ON

th

n rms harmonic current:

I nR

1 2

cn d n2
2

I RI I R2 I o2
I RI
current ripple factor: I v
Io
rms ripple current:

di
Ri
dt

12

IN

Ch.3 Single Phase Half Wave Controlled Rectifier

mainly done through graphs


RL Load Circuit

cos

12

m
sin
cos

I min

i d t avg. norm
N

1
2

I RN

2
iN d t

1
IN
2
I RN

i d t avg. norm

i d t

2
N

RMS norm

1
IN
2

n 1

V
an
sin ntON
n
V
bn
1 cos ntON
n
2V
cn
1 cos ntON 1 2
n
sin ntON
n tan 1

1 cos ntON

i d t avg norm
N

1
cos 1 m 2 m
2

V
2
R L t
max 2 sin 1 c
sin t sin e

2V
Z
1
i N sin t m
L
2
Z R 2 L 2 tan 1

( )
R

R
1 V

R
1

Vo cn sin( nt n )

V e tON

R eT

n 1

rms norm

Vc
sin 1 m
2V

sin 1

R 1 e

vo Vo an cos nt bn sin nt

R Load with EMF Circuit

2V sin t

I max

max

the preceding 4 formulas only for C.C.M.


rms nth harmonic voltage:

VnR

1 2
an bn2
2

rms output voltage:

VR V V
n 1

2
o

2
nR

current ripple factor:

VRI

2
nR

n 1

V V
2
R

2
o

R nL

I 01 I max current at commutation


1
r
L1C

bn

Bn

R 2 nL

n tan 1 nL R

LI
sin 1 r 1 01
sin 1 r
r
V r r

2
1
2

LI
t2
sin 1 r 1 01
t1
r r
V
r
r

t1

io I o An cos nt n Bn sin nt n
n 1

an

An

R nL

tq t2 t1

bn

Bn

R nL

n tan 1 nL R
rms nth harmonic current:
or

Z n R 2 n L

I nR

1 2
An Bn2
2

2 12

VnR
Zn

I nR

which leads to:

rms ripple current:

I RI

I nR2

n 1

I R2 I o2

Ki

current ripple factor:

c n a n2 bn2

t x ln e

tON

rms nth harmonic voltage:

V Vc
1 e tON
1
Vc

I min

V V
Io o c
R

current at moment of commutation: Imax

V Vc
1 e tON
R
0

vo Vo an cos nt bn sin nt

rms output voltage:

E V
V

for Full-Bridge: E

Vo cn sin( nt n )

1 2 2
an bn
2

VnR

VR V V
n 1

2
o

2
nR

VRI

2
nR

n 1

V V
2
R

2
o

n 1, 3

4E

nZ

n 1, 3

T
t q t x t off
2
io I o An cos nt n Bn sin ncommutation
t n

I nR

n 1

or

Z n R 2 n L
I nR

1 2
An Bn2
2

which leads to:

rms ripple current:

I RI

I
n 1

2
nR

I I
2
R

2
o

formula:

rad

: has to be true for guaranteed

I nRo

t , io I 01

1
2

I nD
2

load current at instant of commutation sub this into the io

I on

2 12

V
nR
Zn

nL 1 nC

rms nth harmonic current:

2 12

n tan 1

n 1

sin(nt n )
n

1
Z n R nL

nC

V
K v RI
Vo

voltage ripple factor:

4E
n sin nt V

vo

io

rms ripple voltage:

n 1

for Half-Bridge:

12

the preceding 4 formulas good for C.C.M. and D.C.M. but using the following 2 equations, the nth harmonic voltage
C.C.M. has simplified ones in its section
and current equations can be found:

I RI
Io

T t x V
t
Vo ON V
c
T
T
I max

n tan 1 a n bn

Discontinuous Current Mode

CV
2 T
t1
1 cos r t 2 x 1 cos r t 2
v
cos
n

t
dt
0
I 01
r
T 0
t
T
2 tON
2nt
2 n

V cos
dt Vc cos t1 dt2
0
t
x
T
T
T
r
12
V C
Vc
V

tc t 2 t1 t1

sin nt ON
sin nt x
I 01 V
n
n
1

2 T
1 1
t q1
tq 2 t2
bn v 0 sin nt dt
2 sin

r
x
r
T 0
V

1 cos nt ON Vc 1 cos nCh.t x7 Single Phase Voltage-Source Inverter


n
n

an

I RI
Io

Current Commutation of Type A Chopper

V
K v RI
Vo

voltage ripple factor:

an

An

rms ripple voltage:

Ki

1
2

4E
sin nt n d t
n Z n

4E

n Z

4E
n Z n

sin nt n d t
n

sin 2 nt n d t

Io

n 1, 3,..

I Ro

n 1, 3,..

Po RI12R

ts :

Pi t ic (t ) vce (t ) Vce ( sat ) I cs

on

1
Ps
T
tf :

2
on

Ps

2 I1R

if resistive:
the only difference use this formula for rms output current:

i
I
o max o1 peak ,
2
2

I Ro

I QR

I
Ro
2

Ch 7 (cont)
single pulse width:

ts

Pi t dt

inst.

avg power

Ch. 9 DC to DC Converters
Buck
Rise:
power

Vs Vo L
Fall:

t Vo L t
t

2
Pi t ics (t ) vce (t ) I cs 1 Vcc
inst. power

t
t
f
f

V Vo
I s
1 tf
L
Pf Pi t dt avg power
T 0
General for Buck:

to 1 k T t s t f :

1
f

n
n
sin
sin ntPi t ics (t ) vce (t ) I ceoVcc inst . power
2
2
n 1, 3
Vo kVs
1 to
where is pulse width
Po
Pi t dt avg power

v AB

V ABn

4Vs

V ABnR V ABn
io n

sin

4Vs
n
n

sin
sin
VnPeak
n
2
2
2

V
nPeak sin t n
Zn

V
Ion nPeak sint n
Zn
t angle desired ,
i.e. commutation

Ch. 8 Power Transistors


BJT

td :
Pi (t ) ic (t ) vce (t ) I ceo Vcc
Pd

1
T

td

Pi (t ) dt

I 2 I1
I
L
t1
t1

dPi t
0 for max power
dt

Thermal Evaluation

TJUNCT TAMB PT JC CS SA

Secondary Breakdown Derating Factor:

TC TJUNCT PT JC

kD

Qx VxC x

I1
Vgd

Qgd
Q
, I 2 gs , IT I1 I 2
t
t
Vgs Vds

Vo

Vs
V DT
V D
o
o
1 D
RC
RCf

t1
T

t2
T

Vo Vs Vo kVs 1 k

fLVs
fL

Vo

Vo

q 1 I

C
8 fC

Boost:

T Ts
1
f

t1

I L
Vs

t1 DT
t DTs

Vo

1 D
8 fLC

Dk

MOSFET

I
I
L
L
Vs Vo
Vo

V
t1
k o duty cycle
T
Vs

tON td tr
tOFF t s tr
Ptotal PT Pd Pr Pn Ps Pf Po

T t1 t 2

General Equations:

t1 Vo t 2

T t1 t 2
t2

I
I
L
L
Vs Vo
Vo

I L
V0 Vs

t 2 1 D T

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