Power Electronics Power Electronics: Course: Book
Power Electronics Power Electronics: Course: Book
Power Electronics
Book:
Power Electronics
Devices, Circuits, and Applications
Forth- Edition
Muhammad H. Rashid
Instructor:
Engr. Naveed Ashraf
Chapter No.1
Lecture No.1
Power Electronics
• Power Electronics combines power, electronic and
control.
• It may be defined as the application of solid-state
electronics for the control and conversion of electric
power.
• The power conversion should be efficient, clean,
compact and robust for energy utilization to meet
the desire requirements.
• Power electronics, primarily based on the switching
behavior of the power semiconductor devices.
• The development in power electronics field,
increases the power and switching capabilities of the
switching devices.
Power Electronic
• The developments in the microprocessors or
microcomputer have improved the control strategy
for the controlled switching devices.
• The power semiconductor devices may be regarded
as muscles and microprocessors as brain.
Applications of Power Electronics
• No modern society exist without power electronic.
• It is extensively employed in machine drives, heat
control, power suppliers, renewable generation
system, power transmission and distribution
systems.
• For more detail see Table 1.1 of the text book.
Types of Power Electronics Circuits
• The power electronic circuits process power
according to the requirements and they may be
classified into following six types.
1. Diode (Uncontrolled) Rectifiers.
2. Thyristor (Controlled) Rectifiers.
3. DC-to-DC converters (DC choppers).
4. DC-to-AC Converters (Inverters).
5. AC-to-AC Converters ( AC voltage and frequency
Controllers).
6. Static Switches.
Diode (Uncontrolled) Rectifiers
• They convert ac power to DC but output is
uncontrollable.
vs Vm
D ωt
Vin vo vo 𝑉𝑚
𝑉 𝑑𝑐 =
ωt 𝜋
D1 D3 vs Vm
+¿ 𝑣 𝑜 ωt 2𝑉𝑚
R 𝑉 𝑑𝑐 =
Vin 𝜋
−
vo
ωt
D4 D2
Controlled Rectifiers
• The output DC voltage is regulated by controlling the
firing delay.
T
Vin vo
vs Vm
ωt
g
ωt
vo
ωt
Controlled Rectifiers
• Output DC voltage is controllable through the firing
delay control.
vs Vm
T1 T3 ωt
g1
𝑣 ωt
+¿
V in
R 𝑜
−
g3
ωt
T4 T2 vo
ωt
DC-to-DC Converters
• They are employed to regulate the output DC voltage.
vs Vs
io
0 t
SW vo Vs
Vs vo R t1 t2
t
0
T
io
0 t
DC-to-AC Converters
• They are employed to convert the DC voltage to AC
voltage.
is
C1 Q1 D1 D3 Q3
R
a io b
Vs n
vo
Q4 D4 D2 Q2
C2
DC-to-AC Converters
• They are employed to convert the DC voltage to AC
voltage.
van
vbn
vab
AC-to-AC Converters
• They are employed to regulate the output AC voltage
and frequency in discrete steps directly.
T1 g1
g2
T2
Vin vo R
Static Switches
• The power semiconductor devices are operated as
static switches or controllers.
• The input supply may be AC or DC.
• These switches are called static AC or static DC
switches.
Conversion Types and Symbols
Questions-Answers