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    Topic 1

    Power supply unit

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    COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES

    (CLO)

    CLO1. explain correctly the principles of electronic

    circuits by using block diagram or circuit diagram (C4 -Analysis)

    CLO2. conduct the construction of electronic circuits

    application during practical works based on the theory

    and principle operation of the circuits. (P4 - Mechanics)

    CLO3. deliver an oral presentation to display goodcommunication skills. (A2Response to phenomena)

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    LEARNING OUTCOMES

    Upon completion of this topic students should be able to:

    Explain the operation of a DC power supply circuit1.1

    Explain applications of rectifiers1.2

    1.3

    1.4

    1.5

    Explain applications of filter

    Explain applications about voltage regulator

    Explain applications about voltage divider

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    Power Supply

    All electronic circuits need a power source towork.

    For electronic circuits made up of transistorsand/or ICs, this power source must be a DCvoltage of a specific value.

    A battery is a common DC voltage source forsome types of electronic equipmentespecially portables like cell phones andiPods.

    Most non-portable equipment uses powersupplies that operate from the AC power linebut produce one or more DC outputs.

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    Power supply unit

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    Power supply unit

    The functionsof power supply unit is

    to convert the signal form AC input

    power to DC power.A power supplyunit built with five major parts:

    transformer, rectifier, filter, regulator

    and voltage divider.

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    Function of each block

    TransformerReduce the value of the input acvoltage.

    RectifierA circuit that converts ac voltage to dc

    voltage

    FilterThe main task of filter is to convert the

    voltage at pulse to the voltage rippled

    RegulatorVoltage regulator circuit is used to

    reduced the difference to zero Voltage dividerCircuit is needed in power

    supplies for electronic equipment requires.

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    Output waveform from each block

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    Transformer

    Built from two winding transformer primary

    and secondary loops. Network is to

    separate the secondary circuit of the ac

    supply lines high. This isolation canprevent a user from the secondary ac

    voltage electric shock high. Separation of

    the primary circuit is able to avoid theeffects of damage received in the

    secondary winding circuit.

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    Transformer

    Transformer has a primary winding and

    secondary winding. The ratio of the

    number of turns in the primary to the

    secondary number of turns is thetransformer turns ratio.

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    Transformer

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    Transformer

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    Voltage ratio is proportional to the voltage induced in

    the primary to the secondary winding turns.

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    Transformer

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    When the number of secondary winding

    turns slightly compared to primary, lower

    secondary voltage from the voltage in the

    primary. Secondary voltage can becalculated.

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    Transformer

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    Function of Transformer

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    Question

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    Solution

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    Diode

    What is the

    function of diode?

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    Functions of diode

    Switch

    Clipper

    Rectifier Clamp

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    Schematic diagram and physical

    structure of a diode

    2.1 Understand the Characteristics ofdiode as a semiconductor

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    OPERATION DIODE DURING

    FORWARD & REVERSE BIASED

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    APPLICATIONS OF DIODE

    1. RECTIFIER

    Rectifier is the circuit that used one or more diode to

    convert the AC voltage to the pulsating dc voltage

    There is 3 type of rectifiers :-

    i) Half wave rectifier

    ii) Full wave rectifieriii)Bridge rectifier

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    Half-wave rectifier

    Half-wave rectifier

    Output Voltage

    Input Supply Voltage

    Operation

    During the positive circle of input supply, diode D is in forward

    biased and act as close switch. So the current can flow through it. ,

    producing an output voltage as shown above.During the negative circle of the input supply, diode is reverse

    bias and act as open switch, so the current cant flow through diode.

    No voltage appears at output.

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    How Rectifiers Work

    The simplest form of rectifier isthe half wave rectifier shown.

    Only the transformer, rectifierdiode, and load (RL) are shownwithout the filter and othercomponents.

    The half wave rectifier produces

    one sine pulse for each cycle ofthe input sine wave.

    When the sine wave goespositive, the anode of the diodegoes positive causing the diodeto be forward biased. The diode

    conducts and acts like a closedswitch letting the positive pulseof the sine wave to appearacross the load resistor.

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    How Rectifiers Work (continued)

    When the sine wave goesnegative, the diode anode will

    be negative so the diode will bereverse biased and no currentwill flow.

    No negative voltage will appearacross the load. The load

    voltage will be zero during thetime of the negative half cycle.

    See the waveforms that showthe positive pulses across theload. These pulses need to beconverted to a constant DC.

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    The output DC voltage of a half wave rectifier can be

    calculated with the following two ideal equations

    rmsroot mean square

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    Question

    A half-wave rectifier circuit to the input

    voltage 20 Vp-p, 50 Hz. Assuming no

    voltage drop across the diode, calculate: -

    i) the output signal voltage rectifier

    ii) the output signal frequency

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    Solution

    Vm = 20 Vp-p

    = 10 Vp

    then VK = 10 Vp

    Output signal frequency = Frequency of the input signal

    = 50 Hz

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    The average (av) and root-mean-square (rms) output voltages

    of an ideal single phase full wave rectifier can be calculatedas:

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    Consider the first half-cycle, when the source voltage polarity

    is positive (+) on top and negative (-) on bottom. At this time,

    only the top diode is conducting; the bottom diode is blocking

    current, producing only positive half-cycle of the input supplyappears at load as shown at the above figure

    R

    Input supply Output voltage

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    During the next half-cycle, the AC polarity reverses. Now, the

    other diode (bottom) and the other half of the transformer'ssecondary winding carry current to the load resistor, producing

    the same polarity of voltage as before (Figure below)

    R

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    Full-wave rectifier bridge rectifier

    applications as rectifiers

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    During positive half-cycle

    D1

    D3

    D1 and D3 conduct, allowing the current

    flowing to the load, RL. Load voltage appears at

    load as shown at above figure.

    RL

    Load voltage

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    During negative half-cycle

    D2

    D4

    Load Voltage

    D2 and D4 conduct, allowing the current

    flowing to the load, RL. Load voltage appears at

    load as shown at above figure.

    RL

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    Question

    A full-wave rectifier circuit to the input

    voltage 20 Vp-p 50 Hz. Used transformer

    has a turns ratio 2:1. Assuming no voltage

    drop across the diode, calculate: -

    i) the output signal voltage rectifier

    ii) the output signal frequency

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    Solution

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    Bridge Rectifier

    Another widely used rectifier isthe bridge rectifier. It uses four

    diodes. This is called a full wave rectifier

    as it produces an output pulsefor each half cycle of the inputsine wave.

    On the positive half cycle of theinput sine wave, diodes D1 andD2 are forward biased so act asclosed switches appearing inseries with the load.

    On the negative half cycle,

    diode D1 and D2 are reversebiased and diodes D3 and D4are forward biased so currentflows through the load in thesame direction.

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    FILTER

    The main task of the filter is to convert the

    voltage pulse to a.t. rippling. The best filter

    circuit is a filter that can reduce as much

    as possible the value of Vr pp dc voltageproduced by rippling.

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    How the Filter Works

    A large capacitor is connectedacross the load resistor. This

    capacitor filters the pulses into amore constant DC.

    When the diode conducts, thecapacitor charges up to thepeak of the sine wave.

    Then when the sine voltage

    drops, the charge on thecapacitor remains. Since thecapacitor is large it forms a longtime constant with the loadresistor. The capacitor slowlydischarges into the loadmaintaining a more constant

    output. The next positive pulse comes

    along recharging the capacitorand the process continues.

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    Ripple

    The capacitor does a good job of smoothing thepulses from the rectifier into a more constant DC.

    A small variation occurs in the DC because thecapacitor discharges a small amount between the

    positive and negative pulses. Then it recharges.This variation is called ripple.

    The ripple can be reduced further by making thecapacitor larger.

    The ripple appears to be a sawtooth shaped ACvariation riding on the DC output.

    A small amount of ripple can be tolerated in somecircuits but the lower the better overall.

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    Ripple voltage

    The output of rectifier circuit is the

    pulsating DC voltage .The resulting

    pulsating dc signal smooth the output

    voltage, we used filter circuit. Figure belowshows the output wave before and after

    the filter circuit.

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    Ripple voltage

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    Types of filter

    There are 4 main types of filter:-

    i)Filter capacitor

    i) Resistor capacitor (RC filter)

    ii) Inductance capacitor (LC filter)

    iii) type filter

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    RC filter diagram

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    RC filter

    Is an electric circuit composed of resistors

    and capacitors driven by voltage or

    current source

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    Operation of RC filter

    When a circuit consists of only a charge

    capacitor and a resistor. The capacitor will

    discharge its stored energy through the

    resistor. The voltage across the capacitorcan be found by kirchoffs current law.

    Where the current through the capacitor

    must equal the current through theresistor.

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    LC filter

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    Operation of LC filter

    A capacitor stores energy in the electric

    fieldbetween its plates, depending on the

    voltage across it, and an inductor stores

    energy in its magnetic field, depending onthe currentthrough it.

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    filter

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    Combination C and LC filter

    PI-TYPE FILTERS use both capacitive

    and inductive filters connected in a pi-type

    configuration. Because of the combinationof filtering devices, the ability of the pi filter

    to remove ripple voltage is superior to that

    of either the capacitance or inductancefilter

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    The Regulator

    Most regulators are ICs . These are feedback control circuits that

    actually monitor the output voltage to detectvariations.

    If the output varies, for whatever reason, theregulator circuit automatically adjusts theoutput back to the set value.

    Regulators hold the output to the desiredvalue.

    Since ripple represents changes in theoutput, the regulator also compensates forthese variations producing a near constant

    DC output.

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    IC Regulator

    The 78xx (also sometimes known as LM78xx) series of devices is afamily of self-contained fixed linear voltage regulator IC. The 78xx

    family is a very popular choice for many electronic circuits which

    require a regulated power supply, due to:

    i. easy of use and

    ii. Low cost.

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    Voltage regulator circuit

    The power supply means the output

    changes when the input supply or the load

    resistance also changes. The main

    purpose of voltage regulator is to decreasethe changes to zero(0) or at least to the

    minima value.

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    Voltage regulator circuit

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    Voltage regulator circuit

    There are three (3) voltage regulator

    circuit normally used :-

    a. Zener diode voltage regulator

    b. Series transistor voltage regulator

    c. Integrated circuits voltage regulator

    (LM7805)

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    Zener diode voltage regulator

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    Series transistor voltage regulator

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    Operation

    Connect the transistor serial with load and

    it will control the input voltage value to

    output.If the output voltage decreases ,the

    increases VBE will cause the transistor toproduce more current value will make the

    output voltage increases and make the

    output voltage constant.

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    Operation

    Zener diode as a refer voltage .It is same

    process if the output voltage increases.

    Transistor will decrease the current value ,

    cause the output voltage decrease and theoutput voltage become constant.

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    Integrated circuits voltage regulator

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    (LM7805)

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    Operation

    The serial LM 78XX(where XX=

    05,06,08,10,12,15,18 or 24).It is 3

    terminal voltage regulator .IC LM 7805 will

    produce the output voltage +5V .LM 7806will produce the 6V output voltage. LM

    7824 will produce +24V output voltage.

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    Voltage divider circuit

    In electronic devices system, especially

    big or complicated .It is contains several

    circuit level, sometime use DC voltage

    which are different value. For example TVsystem have more than 10 circuit level

    ,different function and some of the need

    DC voltage,100V,48V,12V and so on.

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    POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT

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    Example

    Based on figure below, name and explain

    briefly circuit in part A dan part B,

    If part A is changed to Bridge Rectifier,

    re-draw the complete circuit for power

    supply unit.

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    Example

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    Solution

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    Solution

    The operation :-

    When ac voltage supply to the circuit, M and N

    at the secondary transformer will become +ve

    and ve(exchange).When the circle of inputvoltage in terminal become +ve ,G become a

    potential (ground) and N become ve .D1diode

    will forward biased while D2will reverse biased.

    Current will flow along M, D1, C, A, B, G.A +vecycle wave will produce at the RLload. When the

    ve cycle ,input

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    Solution

    voltage supply ,M terminal becomeve ,Gwill zero potential(grounded) and N

    become +ve.D2 diode will forward biased

    while D1 will reverse biased. Current willflow along N, D2, C, A, B, G. Current flow

    through RLduring the +ve cycle is similar

    when ve cycle, we will got the similarshape of wave too.

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    Solution

    The direction of current flow through RLduring +ve cycle = the direction of current

    flow through RLwhenve cycle. When we

    connect the oscilloscope across RL, wewill know the shape of the output voltage

    is similar

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    Solution

    Part BZener Diode Voltage Regulator

    The operation;-

    Zener diode will functions as voltage regulator

    when reversed biased.Zener diode has theirown advantages, can be regulate their voltage

    when it is operate at the zener region. To

    operate, the input voltage must higher than

    zener voltage and the load resistance not effectthe zener diode is zero

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    Solution

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    THE END

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    THE END