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This document provides formulas for various electrical engineering concepts including: 1) Formulas for instantaneous power, average power, RMS values, sinusoidal steady-state systems, phasors, power factor, apparent power, real power, and reactive power. 2) Formulas for line current distortion, average power calculations for nonlinear loads, thyristor based AC controllers, single and three-phase rectifiers, and thyristor AC-DC converters. 3) Formulas for static VAR compensators (SVC), tuned harmonic filters, buck and boost DC-DC converters, and voltage regulation calculations.

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Sample Formula Sheet Final

This document provides formulas for various electrical engineering concepts including: 1) Formulas for instantaneous power, average power, RMS values, sinusoidal steady-state systems, phasors, power factor, apparent power, real power, and reactive power. 2) Formulas for line current distortion, average power calculations for nonlinear loads, thyristor based AC controllers, single and three-phase rectifiers, and thyristor AC-DC converters. 3) Formulas for static VAR compensators (SVC), tuned harmonic filters, buck and boost DC-DC converters, and voltage regulation calculations.

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Formula sheet – Final Exam – ELEC 433/6411

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 ωt S = VI* = Vej0 IejΦ = VI ejΦ = SejΦ
S = VI cos φ + jVI sin φ
i = 2 I sin (ωt − φ )
S = P + jQ, S 2 = P2 + Q2
 I = V Z , Z = R 2 + X 2
L
 Apparent Power (VA) = S = VI
 X L = ω L, φ = tan ( X L R )
−1
Real Power (W) = P = Re[S] = VI cosΦ
V Ve j 0 V − jφ Reactive Power (VAr) = Q = Im [S] = VIsinΦ
V = Ve j 0 and I = = jφ = e = Ie − jφ PF = P = cosΦ
Z Ze Z
S

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

Three-phase systems
2π 2π π π
−j j j( ) j( )
j0 3 3
Va = Ve , Vb = Ve , Vc = Ve Vab = Va − Vb = 3Ve 6 = VLL e 6
S 3φ = 3 VL I L , P3φ = S 3φ cosθ , Q3φ = S 3φ sin θ = 3VL2ωC

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 φ1 I s1 I 1
PAV =
T ∫ 2Vs sinωt is dt = Vs I s1 cos φ1 , S = Vs I s , PF =
Vs I s
=
Is
cos φ1 = s1 DPF , PF =
Is
DPF
o 1 + THDi2

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


I s1
Single-phase diode bridge rectifier: Vd 0 = 0.9Vs , I s = I d and I s1 = 0.9 I d , DPF = cos φ1 = 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 π /6
π / 3 ∫−π / 6
vd = v Pn − v Nn , Vd 0 = 2VLL cos ωt dωt , Vd 0 = 1.35VLL = 2.34Vs
Input current components
I s1
I s = 0.816 I d I s1 = 0.78 I d I sh = DPF = 1 PF = 0.955
h
2 2
Single-phase thyristor ac-dc converters: V d α = V S cos α = 0 . 9V S cos α , Pdc = I dc V d α
π
S = V s I s , S 1 = V s I s1 , P1 = V s I s1 cos α , Q1 = V s I s1 sin α , I S 1 = 0 . 9 I dc
Three-phase thyristor ac-dc converters:
2 3 I 3
Vdα = 1.35VLL cos α , I s = I d = 0.816 I d , I s1 = 0.78 I d = I s , DPF = cos φ1 = cos α , PF = DPF s1 = cos α
3 π Is π

Vs2 Vs2 2I
SVC (TCR+FC): QSVC = QTCR − QFC = − , ITh _ rms =
X L1 _ eff (α ) XC 2
Voltage regulation VS = jX S I + VT , VS = VS ∠δ , VT = VT ∠0, I = I∠ − φ , VT = VS − jX S I

Tuned harmonic filters 1


f h = h ⋅ f grid =
2π Ch Lh
Vo ton v I V 1
Buck dc-dc converter: (Vd − Vo )ton = (− Vo )toff , = = D = ctrl , o = d =
Vd TS Vˆst I d Vo D
2
1 DTS TV ∆Vo 1 TS 2 (1 − D) π 2  fc  1
I LB = I L, peak = (Vd − Vo ) = S o (1 − D ) = I oB = = (1 − D)  , fc =
2 2L 2L Vo 8 LC 2 fs  2π LC
 

Vo 1 I
Boost dc-dc converter: (Vd )ton = (Vd − Vo )toff , = , o = (1 − D )
Vd 1 − D I d
∆Vo DTS T
I LB =
1 V t VT
I L, peak = d on = o S D(1 − D) I oB
VT
= o S D(1 − D) 2 = =D S
2 2L 2L 2L V o RC τ
Vo I o VI
Single-phase inverters: id (t ) = cos φ − o o cos(2ωt − φ ) = I d + id 2
Vd Vd
SPWM Vˆ
Vˆcontrol f tri V f h = ( j m f ± k ) f1, j integer k odd/even
ma = , mf = (VˆAo )1 = ma d , ma = control ≤ 1
Vˆtri f control 2 Vˆtri h = j mf ± k

3
3-phase SPWM (VLL )1 _ rms = maVd , ma ≤ 1
2 2
Square wave: 4 Vd V  (VˆAo )1
(VˆAo )1 = = 1.273 d  (VˆAo ) h = , h odd integer
π 2  2 h

3-Phase square-wave: 6 6
VLL1 _ rms = Vd , VLL h _ rms = Vd , h = 6n ± 1
π πh
4V (180 − α )
Voltage cancellation: Vˆoh = d sin( hβ ), β = , half of a pulse width.
πh 2

Vout _ h fh
Design of a second-order LPF: Gain = , Gain( dB) = 20 log(Gain), fres = Gain( dB )
Vin _ h
10 −40dB / Dec
UPF diode rectifier: V I V I cos 2ωt
pin (t ) = Vˆs sin ωt Iˆs sin ωt = Vs I s − Vs I s cos 2ωt , pd (t ) = Vd id (t ), id (t ) = s s − s s
Vd Vd
1 I sin 2ωt (Vd − vs ) vs
vd ,ripple (t ) ≈
Cd ∫ ic dt = − d
2ω Cd
, For constant frequency control : I rip =
f s Ld Vd

Switch-mode bi-directional grid interface: Vs2  Vconv1  V2  Vconv1 


P = Vs I s1 cosθ =  sin δ , Q = Vs I s1 sin θ = s 1 − cos δ 
ω Ls  Vs  ω Ls  Vs 

Vconv1 [
= Vs2 + (ω Ls I s1 )2]0.5 m
= a Vdc
2

HVDC: Vdc _ B = −1.35 VLL cosα B , γ B = 180o − α B , extinction angle, Vdc _ B = 1.35 VLL cos γ B Id =
VdA − VdB
Rdc
PdB = 1.35 VLL I d cos γ B , QdB = 1.35 VLL I d sin γ B

Simplified model of a Transmission line: Ideal sources with same magnitude and line impedance is XL.
δ  2V δ  V2 V2
VM = V cos  , I = sin  , P = Re ( S S ) = Re (VS I * ) = sin δ , QS = Im ( S S ) = (1 - cos δ )
2 XL 2 XL XL

TCSC: Series line compensator consisting of a capacitor in parallel with a TCR.


X TCR X C π XL
X TCSC = − , X TCR = , where : σ = 2(π − α ) and 90o ≤ α ≤ 180o
X TCR − X C σ − sin σ

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