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Tiêu đề Introduction to PE
Người hướng dẫn Nguyen Thoi, M.Eng.
Trường học HCMC University of Technology and Education
Chuyên ngành Power Electronics
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POWER ELECTRONICS

HCMC University of Technology and Education

Faculty for High Quality Training

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▪ Course title: Power Electronics▪ Course code: POEL330262

▪ Credit hours: 45 (45:0:125)

I Introduction to PE

2

▪ Prerequisites/ prior courses: Electrical Circuits,

Electronic Principles, Electrical Machines –Devices, Electrical Measurement

▪ Instructor: Nguyen Thoi, M.Eng.▪ Contact: Phone: 0982.612.805;

Email: thoinguyen@hcmute.edu.vn

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8 Design

6Chapters

Extra

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1 Basic Electronics: ➔ diode, transistor,

…op-amp; circuit: rectifiers, voltage regulator, biasing circuit, oscillator, feedback circuit, amplifiers,Comparator,….➔ low voltage, low current, low power, for controlling, generating signal to

control,…2 PowerElectronics: ➔ high power, high voltage/current, to transfer or control or switch on/of or conver the power : ac-dc, dc-dc, dc-

ac,…the high voltage/current for the power source to power loads directly

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POWER ELECTRONICS

CONVERTER

POWER SOURCE

2 What is Power Electronics?

-Convert electric power from one form to another using electronic devices, thereby controlling or modifying a voltage or current

-Applications: from high-power conversion equipment (milliwatts or Megawatts) such as DC

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 2 UNCONTROLLED RECTIFIERS

AC – DC CONVERTER

Input

- AC

- U1,f1= constant

Output

- DC

- U2= DC

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 1 UNCONTROLLED RECTIFIERS

Some applications

DC Motor▪ Adapter

▪ Batterty Charger▪ DC Voltage source

Generator Exciter

8

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 1 UNCONTROLLED RECTIFIERS

UPSWind energy

AC – DC -AC

VFD

Some applications

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 3 CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS

AC – DC CONVERTER

Input

- AC

- U1,f1= constant

Output

- DC

- U2, = Variable

Controller

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 4 AC – AC CONVERTERS

AC – AC CONVERTER

Input

- AC

- U1,f1= constant

Output

- AC

- U2, f1= Variable

Controller

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 4 AC – AC CONVERTERS

Some applications

FACTS

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TCSCI Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 4 AC – AC CONVERTERS

Applications

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 5 DC – DC CONVERTERS

DC – DC CONVERTER

Input

- DC- Uin

= constant

Output

- DC- U0

= Variable

16

Controller

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 5 DC – DC CONVERTERS

Some applications

▪ Communication equipment, ▪ Cell phones and digital cameras,▪ Computer hardware circuits,

▪ Dental apparatus, ▪ Other industrial applications such as

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 6 INVERTER AND VFD

DC – AC CONVERTER

Input

- DC- Uin

= constant

Output

- AC- U0, f2

= Variable

Controller

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 6 INVERTER AND VFD

Some applications

Inverter

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 6 INVERTER AND VFD

Some applications

Wind energyAC – DC -ACSolar energy

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I Introduction to PE

CHAPTER 6 INVERTER AND VFD

Some applications

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I Introduction to PE

REFERENCES

[2] Fang Lin Luo, Hong Ye,

Power Electronics –Advanced Conversion Technologies, CRC Press

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I Introduction to PE

Assessment

26

1 Formative assessment (F) (50%):- Class test (F1);

- Assignment (F2); Multi-choice, simulation Mid-term test (F3): Multiple choices, Essay

Grading: F = (F1 + F2 + F3 x 2)/4

2 Summative assessment (50%):- Final test: Multiple choices, Essay

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II AVERAGE VALUE

1 Average values of voltage and current

Average voltageA periodic instantaneous pulsed voltage waveform

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28

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II AVERAGE VALUE

1 Average values of voltage and current

A periodic instantaneous pulsed voltage waveform

Average voltage

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II AVERAGE VALUE

➔ Average value:

+=

=

Tt

tAV

d

0

0

dt)t(vT

1U

U

t [ms]50

vi(t) [V]

2050 60

1 Average values of voltage and current

The instantaneous voltageis expressed as:







=

ms30t

20,V0

ms20t

0,V50)

t(vi

➔ Average voltage:

V33,33V

V

dt0dt

5030

1V

V

dAVG

20

0

30

20d

AVG

==





+=

For V(t) with period time: T

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II AVERAGE VALUE

➔ Average value:

+=

=

Tt

tAV

d

0

0

dt)t(vT

1U

U

1 Average values of voltage and current

The instantaneous voltageis expressed as:

➔ Average voltage:

V33,13V

V

dt0tdt

230

1V

V

dAVG

20

0

30

20d

AVG

==





+=

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t [ms]50

=

Tt

tAV

d

0

0

dt)t(vT

1U

U

1 Average values of voltage and current

For V(t) with period time: T

➔ Find average voltage?

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II AVERAGE VALUE

➔ Average value:

+=

=

Tt

tAV

d

0

0

dt)t(vT

1U

U

1 Average values of voltage and current

For V(t) with period time: T

t [ms]40

vi(t) [V]

20

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34II AVERAGE VALUE

➔ Average value:

+=

=

Tt

tAV

d

0

0

dt)t(vT

1U

U

1 Average values of voltage and current

For V(t) with period time: T

➔ Find average voltage?

t [ms]4

vi(t) [V]

9

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Break time: 19:50 - 20:05

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II AVERAGE VALUE

For sinusoidal waveform V() with period time: p

➔ Average value:



=

pp

AVd

0

0

d)(v1

UU

1 Average values of voltage and current

The instantaneous voltageis expressed as:

➔ Average voltage:

V8,31V

V

d0d

sin1002

1V

V

dAVG

0

2d

AVG

==





+

p

=

p

]rad[tWhere

]rad[2

]V[0

]rad[0

]V[sin

100)

(vi

w=

pp

p

=

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II AVERAGE VALUE

➔ Average value:

1 Average values of voltage and current

For V(t) with period time: T



=

pp

AVd

0

0

d)(v1

UU

100

0

 = wt [rad]vi() [V]

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average of p(t) over one or more periods.

Average power P is computed from

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II AVERAGE VALUE

2 Power value

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III RMS VALUE

V(t), period time: T

RMS value = Effective value:

+=

Tt

t

2RMS

0

0

dt)]

t(v[T

1U

t [ms]50

vi(t) [V]

Root Mean Square

The instantaneous voltageis expressed as:

➔ Average voltage:

V

dt0dt

)50(30

1V

RMS

=





+

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=

p

2p

RMS

0

0

d)](

v[1

d0d

)sin100(2

1V

RMS

0

22

RMS

=





+



p

p

]rad[tWhere

]rad[2

]V[0

]rad[0

]V[sin

100)

t(vi

w=

pp

p

=

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III POWER DIODE

Basic Structure

Symbol

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III POWER DIODE

Diodes in Industrial Applications

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DIODE Commutation Conditions:

The condition must be met before the Diode can be conducting :

▪ The DIODE must be forward biased (VA VK).

Diode

VKVA

III POWER DIODE

Operation

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III POWER DIODE

Operation: Forward Bias

VAK = VF = 0

Practical model: VFup to 1.25 V

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III POWER DIODE

Operation: Reverse Bias

A ID = 0 K

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III POWER DIODE

V-I Characteristic curve

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III POWER DIODE

DESIGN?

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52

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Water tank

Water flow

CB

2 B = Fully Open ➔ Water flow = 100%

3 B = Partially Open a% ➔C

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IV BJT

Basic Structure and Symbol: NPN

NPN

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BJT in Industrial Applications

IV BJT

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V-I Characteristic curve

CE Configuration

IV BJT

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V-I Characteristic curve

ICsat

amplification

IV BJT

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Switching operation: BJT as a switch

Practical model: VCEsat0.5 to 2.5 V

IV BJT

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IV BJT

5 V

SwitchSwitch

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Applications

IV BJT

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Protection

+VCC

IV BJT

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IV BJT

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- THYRISTOR

V SCR

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V SCR

Basic Structure and Symbol: PNPN

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SCR in Industrial Applications

V SCR

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SCR in Industrial Applications

V SCR

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Operation

SCR equivalent circuit

V SCR

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V SCR

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Operation: ON

V SCR

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SCR Commutation Conditions:

Two conditions must be met before the thyristor can be conducting :

▪ The thyristor must be forward biased (VA VK).

▪ A current must be applied to the gate of the

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ISCR Commutation Conditions:

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And… Only one condition must be met before the thyristor can be switched off:

➔higher than the latched value

(holding current), irrespective of whether the thyristor is forward or reverse biased.

Operation: ON

V SCR

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SCR Commutation Conditions:

▪ VA  VK▪ IG > 0

SCR

VKVA

IG> 0

Operation: ON

V SCR

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Operation: OFF

V SCR

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V-I Characteristic curve

V SCR

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Protection

+VCC

V SCR

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V SCR

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VI WHY YOU STUDY

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VI WHAT YOU WILL LOOK LIKE

T-shaped Engineer

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80VII 6 LEVELS OF COGNITION

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VIII LEARNING PYRAMID

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IX THE 4thINDUSTRIAL REVOLUTON

gg

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