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Dmx5313-Power Electronics and Motor Drives - DS01 - 28.05.2022
Dmx5313-Power Electronics and Motor Drives - DS01 - 28.05.2022
Electronics
Semiconductor
Devices
Control Voltage /
Current
POWER PROCESSORS
The output of the power processor can be. . .
Power Input
Power Power Output
𝒗𝒊 Load
𝒊𝒊 Processor 𝒊𝟎
𝒗𝒐
Control
Signals
Measurements
Controller Reference
1. DC 2. AC
Constant (Regulated) Voltage Constant Frequency, Adjustable
Adjustable Voltage Voltage
Adjustable Frequency, Adjustable
Voltage
CONVERTERS
The objective of a power electronics circuit is to match the
voltage and current requirements of the load to those of the
source.
Power electronics circuits convert one type or level of a voltage
or current waveform to another and are hence called
converters.
Converters serve as an interface between the source and load.
CONVERTERS
Converters are classified by the relationship between
input and output
DC to AC DC to DC
AC to AC AC to DC
Converters
CONVERTERS
• AC to DC (Rectifiers)
The average power is transferred from an AC source to DC load. Ex: Rectifier
to power up dc motors, control dc voltage, ac current
• DC to AC (Inverters)
Control ac voltage with controllable magnitude
and frequencies
• DC to DC (Choppers)
Useful when a load requires a specified dc voltage or current but the source is
different or unregulated dc value.
• AC to AC
When it is need to change level or frequency of ac signal and also the
magnitude.
APPLICATIONS
POWER
SEMICONDUCTOR
SWITCHES
Power Semiconductor Switches
Power
Power Diodes Thyristors
(2-Layer
Transistors (4-Layer
(3-Layer
Switches) Switches)
Switches)
THYRISTORS
Four semiconductor layer (pnpn) devices with a control
mechanism are known as thyristors
Thyristor devices can convert and control large amounts of
power in AC or DC systems while using very low power for
control.
Thyristor family includes:
Silicon controlled rectifier (SCR)
Gate-turnoff thyristor (GTO)
Triac
Diac
Silicon controlled switch (SCS)
Mos-controlled switch (MCT)
THYRISTORS
By adjusting R2, SCR can be made to trigger at any point on the positive
half cycle of ac waveform (0 to 90 degrees)
When trigger at beginning, it conducts for approximately 180 degrees
and maximum power is delivered to load.
When trigger at near peak of positive half cycle, it conducts for
approximately 90 degrees and less power is delivered to load.
When input goes negative, SCR off and diode is used to prevent negative
ac voltage from being applied to the gate of SCR.
SCS
Silicon Controlled Switch
Silicon Controlled Switch (SCS)