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Static Power Conversion I: EEE-463 Lecture Notes

Power electronics involves the conversion and control of electric power using solid-state electronics. It allows for optimal conversion of electrical energy through control of voltage, current, frequency and other properties. Power electronics has many applications including motor drives, power supplies, transportation systems, utility systems, industrial processes and more. Key components include semiconductor switches, passive elements like inductors and capacitors, and control circuits. Power converters allow changing the form of electric power between DC, AC, varying magnitudes and frequencies.
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Static Power Conversion I: EEE-463 Lecture Notes

Power electronics involves the conversion and control of electric power using solid-state electronics. It allows for optimal conversion of electrical energy through control of voltage, current, frequency and other properties. Power electronics has many applications including motor drives, power supplies, transportation systems, utility systems, industrial processes and more. Key components include semiconductor switches, passive elements like inductors and capacitors, and control circuits. Power converters allow changing the form of electric power between DC, AC, varying magnitudes and frequencies.
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STATIC POWER CONVERSION I

EEE-463 Lecture Notes

A. Prof. Dr. Canras Batunlu


METU Northern Cyprus Campus
L1

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Power Electronics
I. What is power electronics?

II. The history

III. Applications

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1) Definition
• Power Electronics:
is the electronics applied to conversion and control of
electric power.

Range of power scale :


milliwatts(mW) megawatts(MW) gigawatts(GW)

• A more exact explanation:


The primary task of power electronics is to process and
control the flow of electric energy by supplying voltages
and currents in a form that is optimally suited for user
loads.

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Conversion of electric power
Electric Other names for electric
Power Power Power power converter:
input output
Converter -Power converter
-Converter
-Switching converter
Control
input -Power electronic circuit
-Power electronic converter

Changeable properties in
Two types of electric power
conversion

DC(Direct Current) Magnitude

Frequency, magnitude,
AC (Alternating Current)
number of phases

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Power Electronics
Power Electronics : What is?

Power electronics are the application of solid-state electronics to the control


and conversion of electric power.

Use of semi conductor devices for optimal conversion and control of


electrical energy.

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Power Electronics Integration
Switching on and off gives pulsed energy flow – that is why we need energy
storage elements as well to give “smooth” control of power flow.

Energy storage elements for smooth power flow:

Inductors smooth current – they oppose change in their current.

Capacitors smooth voltage - they oppose change in their voltage.

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Classification of power converters
Power
output
Power DC AC
input
AC to AC converter
AC AC to DC converter ( Fixed frequency : AC controller
(Rectifier) Variable frequency: Cycloconverter
or frequency converter)

DC DC to DC converter DC to AC converter
(Chopper) (Inverter)

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2) History

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3) The interdisciplinary nature
William E. Newell’s description

Electronics Power

Power
Electronics
Continuous,
discrete
Control

Power electronics is the interface between electronics and power.

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Interdisciplinary Nature of Power Electronics

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Scope and Applications

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Industrial applications
• Motor drives
• Electrolysis
• Electroplating
• Induction heating
• Welding
• Arc furnaces and ovens
• Lighting

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Transportation applications
• Trains & locomotives
• Subways
• Trolley buses
• Magnetic levitation
• Electric vehicles
• Automotive electronics
• Ship power systems
• Aircraft power systems

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Utility systems applications

• High-voltage dc transmission(HVDC)
• Flexible ac transmission(FACTS)
• Static var compensation & harmonics
suppression: TCR, TSC, SVG, APF
• Custom power & power quality control
• Supplemental energy sources :
wind, photovoltaic, fuel cells
• Energy storage systems

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Power supplies for electronic equipment
• Telecommunications

• Computers

computer
• Office equipment server

• Electronic instruments

• Portable or mobile
electronics

Telecommunication
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Residential and home appliances
• Lighting
• Heating
• Air conditioning
• Refrigeration & freezers
• Cooking
• Cleaning
• Entertaining

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Applications in space technology
• Spaceship power systems

• Satellite power systems

• Space vehicle power


systems

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Other applications
• Nuclear reactor control

• Power systems for


particle accelerators

• Environmental
engineering

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Power Electronics Integration

1.Semi conductor switches


2.Devices Drivers
3.Passive Components – capacitors & inductors
4.Busbars and connectors
5.Cooling systems

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Research
Thermal Characterisation and Reliability Analysis of Power Electronic
Devices in Wind and Solar Energy Systems

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Power Processor as a Combination of
Converters

• Most practical topologies require an energy


storage element, which also decouples the input
and the output side converters
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Power Electronic Conveters

AC to DC Converter (Rectifier): Converts AC voltage into a fixed DC voltage.


The input voltage to rectifier could be either single phase or three phase.

DC to AC Converter (Inverter): Coverts DC input voltage into AC.

AC to AC Converter (Voltage regulator): Convert a fixed AC input voltage into


variable AC output voltage.

DC to DC Converter (DC Chopper): Converts a fixed DC input voltage into


variable DC voltage or vice versa. The DC output voltage is controlled by
varying of duty cycle.

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Applications Power Electronics Boost Converter

 Solar Systems

MPP tracker
k
Iph
Load

= IO
VPV VO VL
PV =
DC-DC
converter

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Applications Power Electronics Boost Converter

Battery

= DC-DC converter
=
DC-DC converter DC-AC inverter Grid

= ~
PV = =
Filter ~
DC-Link

Load

MPP tracker Data Acquisition

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Applications Power Electronics Boost Converter

 Wind Energy Systems

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Applications Power Electronics Boost Converter
 Speed Control of Elctrical Drives

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Applications Power Electronics Boost Converter

 Electric Cars

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Basic Principle of Switch-Mode Synthesis

• Constant switching frequency


pulse width controls the average
L-C filters the ripple

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Power Flow through Converters

• Converter is a general term


• An ac/dc converter is shown here
• Rectifier Mode of operation when power from ac to dc
• Inverter Mode of operation when power from dc to ac

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AC Motor Drive

• Converter 1 rectifies line-frequency ac into dc


• Capacitor acts as a filter; stores energy; decouples
• Converter 2 synthesizes low-frequency ac to motor
• Polarity of dc-bus voltage remains unchanged
– ideally suited for transistors of converter 2

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Matrix Converter

• Very general structure


• Would benefit from bi-directional and bi-polarity switches
• Being considered for use in specific applications
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DC/DC Power Electronic Boost Converter

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DC/DC Boost Converter
The output voltage can be maintained at desired level by controlling the
switching time sequence which can be calculated as:

TON  TOFF  TP  1 f (1)


where f is the switching frequency.

TON  DT P TOFF  (1  D )TP (2,3)

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DC/DC Boost Converter
Switching-on state

Considering ideal components, when switch is turned on, voltage applied on


inductor is;
diin i
L  VI  L in (4).
dt DTP

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DC/DC Boost Converter

Switching-off state

Where L is the inductance; when switch is off:

diin iin
L  VI  VO  L (5)
dt (1  D)TP

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DC/DC Boost Converter
By equating eqns. 4 and 5;

DTPVI (1  D)TP
 (VI  VO ) (6)
L L

VI  (1  D)VO
(7)

∴ for a lossless system input power (Pi) is equal to the output power(Po)

Pin = Pout = Iin VI = IoVo (8)

I o  (1  D) I I (9)

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DC/DC Boost Converter
VI

Toff Ton

TP t
II

ID t

Is t

t
Current Signal Characteristics of boost converter

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Power Electronic Conveters

Voltage source DC-AC inverter linked with a DC-DC boost converter

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Thyristors – The heart of HVDC - ABB
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End of Second Section

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