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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 2

    Announcement 3rd Tutorial this Wednesday/Thursday,

    R261, 9AM Mid-semester exam on 9th Sept. (Tue)

    at 9:30AM in EE351

    Mid-semester exam: mostly calculationsfrom LT1 to LT5 including TUT1-3

    Consultation: 12:30-13:30 on 5/9,14:00-16:00 on 8/9

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 3

    Power Electronics I Partial lecture slides prepared with content

    from Mohan et al. Power Electronics: Converters, Applications,and Design. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2nd Ed., 1995.

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 5

    UoS Quick-scan

    Power Converter

    LT3-4 LT5-6

    LT7

    LT8

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 6

    Outline Power switching concept

    Power semiconductor devices asswitches

    Operation principle of buck converter Driving the transistor

    Losses mechanism

    Gate drive

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 7

    Outcome After this lecture, you will be able to

    Identify the properties of power diode andMOSFET

    Analyse a buck converter in different

    operation modes

    Apply circuit theory to analyse other

    converters Describe the operation of gate drive for

    MOSFET

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 8

    Electrical Energy Conversion by

    Switching Electrical energy can be generated,

    transmitted and converted for the load

    Process electrical energy by powersemiconductor devices & storage elements.

    Enable efficiency enhancement, size andweight reduction of electrical equipment.

    Based on switching on and off the power

    source by power semiconductors. Applications: power supplies for computers,

    communication equipment, machine drives,

    lighting, automobile and many applications.

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 11

    Power Semiconductor Diode Voltage overshoot & reverse-recovery

    transition

    Source: Mohan et al. 1995, pp. 535Switching

    Loss

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 12

    Power Semiconductor Diode Power diodes used in

    switching mode powersupply

    Fast recovery/

    SchottkyLine frequency

    Example: MUR820

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 13

    Power Semiconductor DiodeDiode/Rectifier

    MBR10451N4004Example

    -Standard, UF,US

    Type

    PTC on IR &

    NTC on VT

    PTC on IR &

    NTC on VT

    Temp Coeff.

    ~100A~2ALeakage currentIR

    Up to 250V> 1kVBreakdownvoltage VT

    Negligible35ns - 2usReverserecovery trr

    0.3V0.6VVf (Threshold)

    Symbol

    SchottkyBarrier Diode

    Single P-Njunction

    SBD favours

    low-voltage-

    high-currentapplications!

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 14

    Solving Reverse-Recovery Related

    Problem Modified power converter

    Critical / boundary mode of operation of theinductors

    Input current is continuous

    IEEE Transactions of Industrial Electronics, Vol. 50, No. 4, pp. 767-776August 2003

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 15

    Power Semiconductor MOSFET N-Channel MOSFET

    Voltage-controlled device plus body diode Threshold voltage VGS(th) On-state resistance R(on) ( T, 1/V

    DSS

    )

    Operating temperature

    Source: IRSource: Mohan et al. 1995, pp. 25

    Example: IRF540

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 16

    Power Semiconductor MOSFET

    Relationship between VGS and ID

    VGS = 15V

    VGS = 4.5V

    ID = 20A

    VGS = ?

    Source: IRF540

    International Rectifier

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 17

    Power Semiconductor MOSFET

    Example: In a power converter, the

    maximum continuous current throughthe MOSFET is 5A and the drain-to-source voltage when off is 75V. If the

    power dissipation due to MOSFETsconduction loss should be less than 3W.

    Please calculate the required on-stateresistance and select a suitableMOSFET for this application.

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 18

    Buck (Step-down) Converter

    S. Ang 2005, pp. 17-27

    Circuit diagram

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 19

    Buck Converter

    Key SwitchingWaveforms

    Continuous

    Conduction

    Mode (CCM)

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 20

    Buck Converter

    CCM voltage conversion ratio

    Critical inductance

    Output voltage ripple

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 21

    Buck Converter

    Example: A buck converter has an inputvoltage of 12V. The switching frequency is50kHz. The load requires an average voltageof 5V with a maximum ripple voltage of 20mV.

    The maximum ripple current of the outputinductor is 0.2A. Determine: (a) the duty cycle,(b) the output inductance, (c) the output

    capacitance, and (d) the output inductance ifthe switching frequency is increased to100kHz.

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 22

    Discontinuous Conduction Mode

    Voltage conversion ratio

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 23

    Discontinuous Conduction Mode

    Example: A buck converter has the

    following circuit parameters: Vs=24V,L=150uH, R=25R, C=1000uF, f=10kHz,D=0.4. Find the following:

    (a) Show that the inductor is indiscontinuous mode

    (b) Determine the output voltage

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 24

    Conduction Loss

    Loss due to ohmic resistance of device

    Example: A DCM buck converteroperates at 25kHz and duty

    cycle at 25% with input voltage

    equals 12V. The output voltage

    is 5V and inductance is 10uH.

    Calculate the conduction loss

    of the MOSFET if R(on) is 0.1R.

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 25

    Switching Loss

    Loss due to switching of current and

    voltage

    Source: Mohan et al. 1995, pp. 21-23How to reduce it ?

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 26

    Gate Drive for MOSFET

    Totem-pole

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 27

    Gate Drive for MOSFET

    Need of floating gate drive

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 28

    Gate Drive for Buck Converter

    Floating gate drive

    Source: IR2111

    International Rectifier

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 29

    Gate Drive for Buck Converter

    Floating gate drive

    Source: IR2111

    International Rectifier

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 30

    Suggested Readings

    Ang and Oliva, 2005. Chapters 2.1-2.3.

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 31

    SMPS

    Linear regulator

    Size and Volume Reduction

    Output power = 380W

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    ELEC3205 - Power Electronics I: Devices and Circuits 32

    Applications of SMPS

    Lighting

    Lighting

    AC Adaptor

    Telecom

    Car adaptor

    Computer

    and MorePower Amp

    Motor Drives