Formula Sheet Final 2013 Power Electronics PDF

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The document discusses various electrical engineering concepts related to power systems including average and rms values, phasors, power factors, ac-dc conversion techniques and their analysis.

The formula sheet discusses concepts like apparent power, real power, reactive power, power factors, single and three phase systems, transformers, line current distortion, average power and total power factor for nonlinear loads.

Some of the concepts related to ac-dc conversion discussed include single and three phase diode bridge rectifiers, thyristor based ac-dc converters, input current waveforms considering an inductive load, line voltage distortion, and voltage and current relationships.

Formula sheet Final Exam IGEE 401 / ELEC 6411

Average and rms values T T T


1 1 1 2
The instantaneous power is: p(t ) = v i PAV =
T p(t ) dt = To v i dt I = I rms =
T o
i dt
o
Sinusoidal steady-state and phasors Power, reactive power and power factor
v = 2 V sin t S = VI* = Vej0 Iej = VI ej = Sej
S = VI cos + jVI sin
i = 2 I sin (t )
S = P + jQ, S 2 = P2 + Q2
I = V Z , Z = R 2 + X 2
L
Apparent Power (VA) = S = VI
X L = L, = tan ( X L R )
1
Real Power (W) = P = Re[S] = VI cos
V Ve j 0 V j Reactive Power (VAr) = Q = Im [S] = VIsin
V = Ve j 0 and I = = j = e = Ie j PF = P = cos
Z Ze Z
S

In phase (IP) and out-of-phase (IQ) components: I P = I cos P = VI P , IQ = I sin Q = VIQ

Three-phase systems
2 2
j j j( ) j( )
j0 3 3
Va = Ve , Vb = Ve , Vc = Ve Vab = Va Vb = 3Ve 6 = VLL e 6
S 3 = 3 VL I L , P3 = S 3 cos , Q3 = S 3 sin = 3VL2C

Transformers (ideal): NpIp = NsIs Vp/Np = Vs/Ns VpIp = VsIs

Line current distortion


12
1T I I s , peak
is (t ) = is1 (t ) + ish (t ), I s = is2 (t ) dt = I sh2 , THD(%) = 100 Idis , where I dis = I s2 I s21 = I sh2 , Crest factor =
T Is
h 1 0 h =1 s1 h 1

Average power, total power factor, and displacement power for a nonlinear load:
T
1 Vs I s1 cos 1 I s1 I 1
PAV =
T 2Vs sint is dt = Vs I s1 cos 1 , S = Vs I s , PF =
Vs I s
=
Is
cos 1 = s1 DPF , PF =
Is
DPF
o 1 + THDi2

Thyristor based ac controllers I n = V0 _ n Z n where Z n = R 2 + (nL) 2

Phase controlled
2 VS 2 VS
Fundamental current for resistive load: I1 = a12 + b12 , a1 = (cos 2 1), b1 = (sin 2 + 2 2 )
2 R 2 R
Fundamental component for inductive load: VS
I L1 = (sin 2 + 2 2 ) (rms)
L

On-off or integral half-cycle control: n cycles on and m cycles off.


Single-phase diode bridge rectifier (considering a highly inductive load):
I s1
Vd 0 = 0.9V s , I s = I d and I s1 = 0.9 I d , DPF = cos 1 = 1, PF = DPF = 0 .9
Is
Line voltage distortion:

di di di
vPCC = vs Ls1 s , is = is1 + ish , vPCC _ 1 = vs Ls1 s1 , vPCC _ dist = Ls1 sh = (I sh X Lsh )2
dt h 1 dt h 1 dt h 1
Three-phase full bridge rectifiers:
1 /6
/ 3 / 6
v d = v Pn v Nn , Vd 0 = 2V LL cos t dt , Vd 0 = 1.35V LL = 2.34V s
Input current components considering a highly inductive load:
I s1
I s = 0.816 I d I s1 = 0.78 I d I sh = DPF = 1 PF = 0.955
h
Single-phase thyristor ac-dc converters:
2 2
V d = V S cos = 0 . 9V S cos , Pdc = I dc V d

S = V s I s , S 1 = V s I s 1 , P1 = V s I s 1 cos , Q 1 = V s I s 1 sin , I S 1 = 0 . 9 I dc
Three-phase thyristor ac-dc converters considering a highly inductive load:

2 3 I 3
V d = 1.35V LL cos , I s = I d = 0.816 I d , I s1 = 0.78 I d = I s , DPF = cos 1 = cos , PF = DPF s1 = cos
3 Is
S = 3V LL I s , S 1 = 3V LL I s 1 , P1 = 3V LL I s 1 cos , Q 1 = 3V LL I s 1 sin
V s2 V s2 2I
SVC (TCR+FC): Q SVC = QTCR Q FC = , I Th _ rms =
X L1 _ eff ( ) XC 2
Voltage regulation VS = jX S I + VT , VS = V S , VT = VT 0, I = I , VT = VS jX S I

Tuned harmonic filters 1


f h = h f grid =
2 C h Lh
Buck dc-dc converter:

(Vd Vo )t on = ( Vo )t off , Vo =
t on v I V
= D = ctrl , o = d =
1
Vd TS Vst I d Vo D
1 DTS TV
I LB =I L , peak = (Vd Vo ) = S o (1 D ) = I oB
2 2L 2L
2
2
Vo 1 TS (1 D) 2
fc 1
= = (1 D) , f c =
Vo 8 LC 2 fs 2 LC

Boost dc-dc converter:


Vo 1 I
(Vd )t on = (Vd Vo )t off , = , o = (1 D )
Vd 1 D I d
1 V t VT V o TS Vo DTS T
I LB = I L , peak = d on = o S D (1 D ) I oB = D (1 D ) 2 = =D S
2 2L 2L 2L Vo RC
Single-phase inverters: Vo I o V I
id (t ) = cos o o cos(2t ) = I d + i d 2
Vd Vd
SPWM (half-bridge)

Vcontrol f Vd V f h = ( j m f k ) f 1 , j integer k odd/even


ma = , m f = tri (VAo )1 = m a , m a = control 1
Vtri f control 2 Vtri h = j mf k
Square Wave (half-bridge)

4 Vd V (VAo )1
(VAo )1 = = 1.273 d (VAo ) h = , h odd integer
2 2 h

Voltage cancellation:
4V (180 )
Voh = d sin(h ), = , half of a pulse width.
h 2
3
3-phase SPWM (V LL )1 _ rms = m aVd , m a 1
2 2

3-Phase square-wave: 6 6
V LL 1 _ rms = Vd , V LL h _ rms = Vd , h = 6n 1
h

For SPWM controlled dc-ac converters it should be noted that the values in the table are peak values normalized
with respect to the voltage that appears at the output of the converter: Vd for full bridge and 0.5 Vd for half
bridge. Also, the principle of voltage cancellation

Design of a second-order LPF:

Vout _ h fh
Gain = , Gain(dB) = 20 log(Gain), fres = Gain( dB )
Vin _ h 40 dB / Dec
10
UPF diode rectifier:
V I V I cos 2t
pin (t ) = Vs sin t Is sin t = Vs I s Vs I s cos 2t , p d (t ) = Vd id (t ), id (t ) = s s s s
Vd Vd
1 I sin 2t Vd
v d ,ripple (t )
Cd ic dt = d
2 Cd
, For constant frequency control : I rip =
4 f s Ld

Switch-mode bi-directional grid interface:


V s2 Vconv1 V2 Vconv1
P = V s I s1 cos = sin , Q = V s I s1 sin = s 1 cos
Ls Vs Ls Vs
ma
[
Vconv1 = V s2 + ( Ls I s1 ) ]
2 0.5
=
2
V dc

HVDC:
V dc _ B = 1.35 V LL cos B , B = 180 o B , extinction angle, V dc _ B = 1.35 V LL cos B

PdB = 1.35 V LL I d cos B , Q dB = 1.35 V LL I d sin B

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