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This document contains problems related to power electronic circuits including single-phase and three-phase rectifiers. Part 1 introduces calculations for switching characteristics and power loss in switching devices. Part 2 covers generic power electronic circuits including diode and thyristor rectifiers. Calculations are presented for voltage, current, power, power factor and efficiency. Part 3 involves SPICE simulations and calculations for three-phase four-wire systems, midpoint rectifiers, voltage doublers and the effect of filter capacitance on ripple voltage and other parameters. Graphs of theoretical results for total harmonic distortion, displacement power factor and power factor are also discussed.

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补充习题

This document contains problems related to power electronic circuits including single-phase and three-phase rectifiers. Part 1 introduces calculations for switching characteristics and power loss in switching devices. Part 2 covers generic power electronic circuits including diode and thyristor rectifiers. Calculations are presented for voltage, current, power, power factor and efficiency. Part 3 involves SPICE simulations and calculations for three-phase four-wire systems, midpoint rectifiers, voltage doublers and the effect of filter capacitance on ripple voltage and other parameters. Graphs of theoretical results for total harmonic distortion, displacement power factor and power factor are also discussed.

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PART1 INTRODUCTION

2-1 The data sheets of a switching device specify the following switching ties co!!esponding to
the linea!i"ed cha!acte!istics shown in #ig$2-%& fo! claped-ind'ctive switchings(
ns t
ri
1)) =
ns t
fv
*) =
ns t
rv
1)) =
ns t
fi
2)) =
Calc'late and plot the switching powe! loss as a f'nction of f!e+'ency in a !ange of 2*-1)),-"$
ass'ing .)) =
d
V / and 0 =
o
I A in the ci!c'it of #ig$2-%a$
2-2 Conside! the !esistive-switching ci!c'it shown in #ig$P2-2$ .)) =
d
V /$ 1)) =
s
f ,-" and
R12*$so that the on-state c'!!ent is the sae as in P!o&le 2-1$Ass'e the switch t'!n-on tie
to &e the s' of
rv
t and
fv
t
in P!o&le 2-1$3iila!ly ass'e the t'!n-off tie to &e the s' of
rv
t and
fv
t
$
Ass'ing linea! voltage and c'!!ent-switching cha!acte!istics $plot the switch voltage and
c'!!ent and switching powe! loss as a f'nction of tie$Copa!e the ave!age powe! loss with that
in P!o&le 2-1$
PART 2 45N5RIC PO65R 575CTRONIC CIRCUIT3
*-1 In the &asic ci!c'it of #ig$*-.a8
s
V 112)/ at %)-"8 711)-8and R1*$Calc'late and plot
the c'!!ent i along with
s
v $
*-2 In the &asic ci!c'it of #ig$*-0a8
s
V 112)/ at %)-"8 711)-8and
d
V 11*)/$Calc'late and
plot the c'!!ent i along with
s
v $
*-. The voltage v ac!oss a load and the c'!!ent i into the positive-pola!ity te!inal a!e as
follows9whe!e
1
and
.
a!e not e+'al:(
: cos9 2 : sin9 2 : cos9 2 : 9
. . 1 1 1 1
t V t V t V V t v
d
+ + + = /
: cos9 2 : cos9 2 : 9
. . . 1
+ + = t I t I I t i
i d
A
Calc'late the following(
9a: The ave!age powe! P s'pplied to the load
9&: The !s val'e of : 9t v and : 9t i
9c: The powe! facto! at which the load is ope!ating
3IN475-P-A35 R5CTI#I5R3
*-0 In the single-phase diode !ectifie! ci!c'it shown in #ig$*-%a with "e!o
L
8and a constant dc
c'!!ent 1) =
d
I A8 calc'late the ave!age powe! s'pplied to the load (
9a: If
s
v is a sin'soidal voltage with 12) =
s
V / at %) -"
9&: If
s
v has the p'lse wavefo! shown in #ig$P*-0
*-* Conside! the &asic co'tation ci!c'it of #ig$*-11a with 1) =
d
I A$
9a:6ith 12) =
s
V / at %)-" and ) =
s
L 8calc'late
d
V and the ave!age powe!
d
P $
9&:6ith 12) =
s
V / at %)-" and ) =
s
L -8 calc'late u 8
d
V 8and
d
P $
9c: -e!e
s
v has a %)--" s+'a!e wavefo! with an aplit'de of 2))/8and
s
L 1*-$Plot the
s
i wavefo! and calc'late u 8
d
V 8and
d
P $
9d: Repeat pa!t 9c: if
s
v has the p'lse wavefo! shown in #ig$P*-0$
*-% In the siplified single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it shown in #ig$*-%& with ) =
s
L and a constant
dc c'!!ent
d
I 8o&tain the ave!age and the !s val'es of the c'!!ent th!o'gh each diode as a !atio
of
d
I $
*-2 In the single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$*-2)8ass'e the ac-side ipedance to &e negligi&le$
Instead8 an ind'ctance
d
L is placed &etween the !ectifie! o'tp't and filte! capacito!$ De!ive the
ini' val'e of
d
L in te!s of
s
V 8

8and
d
I that will !es'lt in a contin'o's
d
i ass'ing
that the !ipple in
d
v is negligi&le$
*-; In the single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it shown in #ig$*-10a8
s
V 112)/ at %)-"8
s
L 11-8 and
d
I 11)A$ Calc'late u 8
d
V 8and
d
P $6hat is the pe!centage voltage d!op in
d
V d'e to
s
L <
*-= Repeat P!o&le *-; $
9a: If
s
v has a %)--" s+'!e wavefo! with an aplit'de of 2))/
9&: If
s
v has the p'lse wavefo! shown in #ig$P*-0
*-1) In the single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$ *-1%a8
s
L 11- and
d
V 11%)/$ The inp't
voltage
s
v has the p'lse wavefo! shown in #ig$P*-0$ Plot
s
i and
d
i wavefo!s$9-int(
s
i
and
d
i flow discontin'o'sly$:
*-11 In the single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$ *-1%a8
s
V 112)/ at %)-" 8
s
L 11- and
d
V
11*)/$ Calc'late the wavefo! fo!
d
i shown in #ig$ *-1%c and indicate the val'es of
b
8
f

8
and
peak d
I
$
$Also calc'late the ave!age val'e
d
I $
*-12 Using the >AT7A? p!o&le listing in the Appendi@ at the end of this chapte!8calc'late
d
V
and
d
P in the 5@aple *-1$ Copa!e the !es'lts with the plot in #ig$ *-22$
*-1. The single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of 5@aple *-2 with = 0 $ )
s
R is s'pplying a load of
1A6$ >odify the &asic P3pice inp't listed in Appendi@ at the end of this chapte! fo! 5@aple *-2
to o&tain the plot of the
d
v wavefo!$ Its ave!age val'e
d
V 8 and its pea,-to-pea, !ipple it the
load is !ep!esented as(
9a: A&so!&ing a constant instantaneo's powe! : 9t P
d
11A6$9-int(Rep!esent the load &y a
voltage-dependent c'!!ent so'!ce8 fo! e@aple$8 'sing the stateent 4DC * %
/A7U51B1)))$)C/*%D$:
9&: A constant e+'ivalent !esistance that a&so!&s 1A6 &ased on
d
V in pa!t9a:
9c: A dc c'!!ent so'!ce
d
I that a&so!&s 1A6 &ased on
d
V in pa!t9a:
Copa!e the pea,-to-pea, !ipple in the dc o'tp't voltage fo! these th!ee types of load
!ep!esentations$
*-10 In the single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$*-%& with
d d
I i = 8o&tain the T-D8DP#8P#8and C#$
*-1* Using the >AT7A? p!og!a in P!o&le *-128calc'late o&tain the T-D8DP#8P#8and C#$
*-1% In the single-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$*-2)$ 12) =
s
V / at %)-"8 2 =
s
L -8
= 0 $ )
s
R 8and the instantaneo's load powe! 1 : 9 = t p
d
,6$ Using P3pice8eval'ate the effect
of the dc-side filte! capacitance &y plotting the T-D8DP#8P# and
: 9 peak peak d
V

fo! the
following val'es of
d
C (2))8*))81))8and 1*))
F
$
*-12 The gene!ali"ed !es'lts fo! the T-D8DP# and P# a!e p!esented in #igs$*-1; and *-1= fo!
single-phase !ectifie!s and in #igs$*-.2 and *-.; fo! th!ee-phase !ectifie!s$ 3how that ass'ing the
dc side of the !ectifie! to &e !ep!esented &y a p'!ely dc voltage so'!ce allows 's to p!esent the
!es'lts in a gene!ali"ed anne! as a f'nction of
circuit short d
I I C
$
*-1; Calc'late the voltage disto!tion at the point of coon co'pling in the ci!c'it of #ig$*-
2*$-e!e 12) =
s
V / at %)-"$ 1
2 1
= =
s s
L L -$and the dc side of the !ectifie! is !ep!esented &y
a dc c'!!ent so'!ce of 1)A$
3IN475-P-A35 /O7TA45 EDOU?75 AND >IDPOINT R5CTI#I5R3
*-1= Conside!s the voltage-do'&le! ci!c'it of #ig$*-228whe!e 12) =
s
V / at %)-"8 1 =
s
L -8
F C C 1)))
2 1
= = 8and the load is !ep!esented &y a dc c'!!ent so'!ce of 1)A$Use P3pice$
9a: O&tain
1 c
v 8
2 c
v 8and
d
v wavefo!s$
9&: O&tain
: 9 peak peak d
V

as a !atio of
d
V $
9c: Copa!e with the !es'lt in pa!t9&: if a single-phase8f'll-&!idge !ectifie! is 'sed with
20) =
s
V /8 1 =
s
L -8 F C
d
*)) = 8and a load of 1)A$
*-2) A idpoint !ectifie! is shown in #ig$P*-2)8whe!e we ass'e the t!ansfo!e! to &e ideal and
the dc-side load to &e !ep!esented &y a c'!!ent so'!ce$ Calc'late the volt-ape!e !ating of the
t!ansfo!e! as a !atio of the ave!age powe! s'pplied to the load$
T-R55-P-A358 #OUR-6IR5 3F3T5>38 N5UTRA7 CURR5NT
*-21 In the th!ee-phase8 fo'!-wi!e syste of #ig$*-2;8 all single-phase !ectifie! loads a!e identical
and the conditions a!e s'ch that each line c'!!ent flows lee than %0 d'!ing each half-cycle of the
line-to ne't!al voltage$ 3how that in te!s of thei! !s val'es
line n
I I . = $
*-22 6!ite a P3pice inp't ci!c'it file and e@ec'te it to o&tain the !es'lts of 5@aple *-%$
T-R55-P-A35 R5CTI#I5R3
*-2. In the siplified th!ee-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$*-.1a8o&tain the ave!age and the !s
val'es of c'!!ent th!o'gh each diode as a !atio of the dc-side c'!!ent
d
I $
*-20 #o! siplification in the th!ee-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$*-.*a8 ass'e the co'nication
voltages to &e inc!easing linea!ly !athe! than sin'soidally$
9a: O&tain the e@p!ession fo! u $ following a de!ivation siila! to that of 5+$*-;2$
9&: #o! 2); =
LL
V / at %)-"8 2 =
s
L -8 and 1) =
d
I A8 copa!e the !es'lts f!o the
e@p!ession in pa!t9a: and 5+$*-;2$
*-2* Using Pspice in 5@aple *-28 eval'ation the effect of the filte! capacitance on
: 9 peak peak d
V

$ T-D$ DP#$ and P# fo! the following val'es of


d
C (22)8 **)8 11))8 1*))8and
22))
F
$
*-2% In the th!ee-phase !ectifie! ci!c'it of #ig$*-.)8 ass'e the ac-side ind'ctance
s
L to &e
negligi&le$ Instead8 an ind'ctance
d
L is placed &etween the !ectifie! o'tp't and the filte!
capacito!$ De!ive the ini' val'e of
d
L in te!s of
LL
V 8 8 and
d
I that will !es'lt in a
contin'o's
d
i 8 ass'ing that the !ipple in
d
v is negligi&le$
*-22 Using #o'!ie! analysis8 p!ove 5+s$ *-%= th!o'gh *-2. fo! th!ee-phase !ectifie!s$
*-2; Using P3pice8 this p!o&le is intended to copa!e the pe!fo!ance of single-phase !ectifie!s
with th!ee-phase !ectifie!s in te!s of the T-D8 DP#8 P#8 and
: 9 peak peak d
V

while s'pplying
the sae load$ In the ci!c'its of #igs$ *-2) and *-.)8 12) =
s
V / and 2); =
LL
V /8
!espectively8 at %)-"$ Ass'e 1 =
s
L - and = 2 $ )
s
R $ The instantaneo's load is constant
at * ,68 as e@eplified in P!o&le *-1.9a:$ The filte! capacito!
d
C has a val'e of 11))
F
in
the single-phase !ectifie!$ Choose its val'e in the th!ee-phase !ectifie! to p!ovide the sae ave!age
ene!gy sto!age as in the single-phase case$
*-2= 5val'ation the effect of 'n&alanced voltages on the c'!!ent wavefo!s in a th!ee-phase
!ectifie!$ In the syste of 5@aple *-28 ass'e 11) =
an
V / and 12) = =
cn bn
V V /$ Using
P3pice8 o&tain the inp't c'!!ent wavefo!s and thei! ha!onic coponents$
INRU3- CURR5NT3
*-.) In the single-phase !ectifie! of 5@aple *-28 o&tain the a@i' in!'sh c'!!ent and the
co!!esponding instant of switching with initial capacito! voltage e+'al to "e!o$
*-.1 In the th!ee-phase !ectifie! of 5@aple *-28 o&tain the a@i' in!'sh c'!!ent and the
co!!esponding instant of switching with initial capacito! voltage e+'al to "e!o$
%-1 In the ci!c'it of #ig$P%-18
1 s
v and
2 s
v have an !s val'e of 12)/ at %) -"8 and the two a!e
1;) o't of phase$ Ass'e mH L
s
* = and =
d
I 1)A is a dc c'!!ent$ #o! the following two
val'es of the delay angle 8 o&tain
1 s
v 8
1 s
i and
d
v wavefo!s$ Calc'late the ave!age val'e
d
V and the co'tation inte!val ' at 9a: 0* and 9&: 1.* $
%-2 In the ci!c'it of #ig$P%-28 the &alanced th!ee-phase voltage
a
v 8
b
v and
c
v have an !s
val'e of 12) / at %) -"$ Ass'e mH L
s
* = and =
d
I 1)A is a dc c'!!ent$ #o! the following
two val'es of the delay angle 8 o&tain
a
v 8
a
i and
d
v wavefo!s$ Calc'late the ave!age val'e
d
V and the co'tation inte!val ' at 9a: 0* and 9&: 1.* $
%-. In the single-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-*8 the inp't voltage has a s+'a!e wavefo! with
aplit'de of 2)) / at a f!e+'ency of %) -"$ Ass'e =
d
I 1) A$ O&tain an analytical e@p!ession
fo!
d
V in te!s of
s
V 8
d
I and $ O&tain the
d
v wavefo! and its ave!age val'e
d
V fo!
e+'al to 0* and 1.* $
%-0 In the single-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-=8 the inp't voltage has a s+'a!e wavefo! with
aplit'de of 2)) / at a f!e+'ency of %) -"$ Ass'e mH L
s
. = and =
d
I 1)A$
9a: O&tain an analytical e@p!ession fo! ' and
d
V in te!s of
s
V 8
s
L
d
I and $ 6hy is '
independent of $'nli,e in 5+ $%-20$
9&: O&tain
s
i and
d
v wavefo!s and calc'late the co'tation inte!val ' and
d
V fo! the
following val'e of the delay angle ( 0* and 1.* $
3IN475-P-A35 CON/5RT5R3
%-* Conside! the single-phase conve!te!8 half-cont!olled conve!te! shown in #ig$P%-*8 whe!e
s
v
is sin'soidal$
9a: D!aw
s
v
s
i and
d
v wavefo!s and identify the devices cond'cting fo! va!io's inte!vals fo!
the following val'e of ( 0* 8 =) and 1.* $
9&: Calc'late DP#8P# and GT-D fo!
)
2
1
d d
V V = 8whe!e
) d
V is the dc o'tp't 1)$
9c: Repeat pa!t 9&: fo! a f'll-phase conve!te!$
9d: Copa!e !es'lts in pa!ts 9&: and 9c:$
%-% In te!s of
s
V and
d
I in the single-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-*a8 cop'te the pea, inve!se
voltage and the ave!age and the !s val'es of the c'!!ent th!o'gh each thy!isto!$
%-2 The single-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-= is s'pplying a dc load of 1 ,6$ A 1$*-,/A-isolation
t!ansfo!e! with a so'!ce-side voltage !ating of 12) / at %) -" is 'sed$ It has a total lea,age
!eactance of ;G &ased on its !atings$ The ac so'!ce voltage of noinally 11* / is in the !ange of
-1)G and H*G$ Ass'e
d
L is la!ge eno'gh to allow the ass'ption of
d d
I i = $
Calc'late the ini' t!ansfo!e! t'!ns !atio if the dc load voltage is to &e !eg'lated at a
constant val'e of 1)) /$ 6hat is the val'e of when
s
V 111* /H*G$
%-; 5+'ation %-2% can &e e@p!essed in te!s of the e+'ivalent ci!c'it shown in #ig$ P%-;8 whe!e
u
R is a IlosslessJ !esisto! to !ep!esent the voltage d!op d'e to
d
I $ 5@p!ess this e+'ivalent ci!c'it
in te!s of the e@tinction angle

!athe! than the delay angle to !ep!esent the inve!te! ode


of ope!ation$
%-= In the single-phase inve!te! of #ig$%-1%a8
s
V 112) / at %) -"8 mH L
s
2 $ 1 = 8
mH L
d
2) = 8
d
E 1;; /8 and the delay angle 1 1.* $ Using P3pice8 o&tain
1 s
v 8
1 s
i 8
d
v
and
d
i wavefo!s in steady state$
%-1) In the inve!te! of P!o&le %-=8 va!y the delay angle f!o a val'e of 1%* down to
12) and plot
d
I ve!s's $ O&tian the delay angle
b
&elow which
d
i &ecoes
contin'o's$ -ow does the slope of the cha!acte!istic in this !ange depend on
s
L <
T-R55-P-A35 CON/5RT5R3
%-11 In the th!ee-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-208 de!ive the e@p!ession fo! the displaceent powe!
facto! given &y 5+$%-%0$
%-12 In the th!ee-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-208
LL
V 10%) / at %) -" and
s
L 12* '-$ Calc'late
the co'tation inte!val ' if
d
V 1*2* / and
d
P 1*)),6$
%-1. In te!s of
LL
V and
d
I in the th!ee-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-1=a8 cop'te the pea, inve!se
voltage and the ave!age and the !s val'es of the c'!!ent th!o'gh each thy!isto!$
%-10 In the th!ee-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-2;8 de!ive the e@p!ession fo! the ini' dc c'!!ent
dB
I that !es'lts in a contin'o's-c'!!ent cond'ction fo! given
LL
V 8 8
d
L and 1 .)
$Ass'e that
s
L and
d
r a!e negligi&le and
d
E is a dc voltage$
%-1* Conside! the th!ee-phase conve!te!8 half-cont!olled conve!te! shown in #ig$P%-1*$ Calc'late
the delay angle fo! which
) d d
V V = D!aw
d
v wavefo! and identify the devices that
cond'ct d'!ing va!io's inte!vals$ O&tian DP#8P# and GT-D in the inp't line c'!!ent and copa!e
!es'lts with a f'll-&!idge conve!te! ope!ating at
d
V 1)$*
) d
V $Ass'e
s
L 1)$
%-1% Repeat P!o&le %-1* &y ass'ing that diode
f
D
is not p!esent in the conve!te! of #ig$P%-
1*$
%-12 The th!ee-phase conve!te! of #ig$%-20 is s'pplying a dc load of 12 ,6$ AF-F connected
isolation t!ansfo!e! has a pe!-phase !ating of *,/A and ac so'!ce-side voltage !ating of 12)/ at
%) -"$ It has a total pe!-phase lea,age !eactance of ;G &ased on its !atings$ The ac so'!ce voltage
of noinally 2); /9line-line: is in the !ang of of -1)G and H*G$ Ass'e
d
L is la!ge eno'gh to
allow the ass'ption of
d d
I i = $
Calc'late the ini' t!ansfo!e! t'!ns !atio if the dc load voltage is to &e !eg'lated at a
constant val'e of .)) /$ 6hat is the val'e of when
LL
V 12); /H*G$
%-1; In the th!ee-phase inve!te! of #ig$%-..a8
LL
V 10%) / at %) -" 51**)/ and
s
L 1)$* -$
Ass'e
d
L is va!y la!ge8 to yield
d d
I t i = : 9 $ Calc'late and

if the powe! flow is **,6$


%-1= In typical applications8
s
L is finite$ >o!eove!8
d
i is not a p'!e dc c'!!ent $ Ta&le %-1 lists
typical and ideali"ed val'e of ac-side c'!!ent ha!onics in a si@-p'lse8 f'll-&!idge cont!olled
conve!te! as f'nctions of its f'ndaental c'!!ent coponent$
Calc'late the !atio
1
I C
I
and the T-D in the c'!!ent fo! typical as well as ideali"ed ha!onics$
%-2) In the th!ee-phase conve!te! to #ig$ %-1=8 ass'e that the inp't ac voltage and dc c'!!ent
d
I
!eain constant$ Plot the loc's of the !eactive volt-ape!es d'e to the f'ndaental-f!e+'ency
coponent of the line c'!!ent ve!s's the !eal powe! fo! va!io's val'es of the delay angle $
%-21 In the ci!c'it of #ig$ %-.*a$
1 s
L co!!esponds to the lea,age ind'ctance of a %)--"
t!ansfo!e! with the following !atings( th!ee-phase ,/A !ating of *)) ,/A8 line-to-line voltage of
0;) /8 and an ipedance of %G$Ass'e
2 s
L is d'e to a 2))-ft-long ca&le8 with a pe!-phase
ind'ctance of )$1 '-Cft$ The ac inp't voltage is 0%) / line to line and the dc-side of the !ectifie! is
delive!ing 2* ,6 at a voltage *2* /$
Calc'late the notch width in ic!oseconds and the line notch depth

in pe!centage at the point


of coon co'pling$ Also8 calc'late the a!ea fo! a deep line notch at the point of coon
co'pling in volt-ic!oseconds and copa!e the answe!s with the !ecoended liits in Ta&le %-
2$
%-22 Repeat P!o&le %-21 if a 0;)-/ 1(1 t!ansfo!e! is also 'sed at the inp't to the !ectifie!8
which has a lea,age ipedance of .G$ The th!ee-phase !ating of the t!ansfo!e! e+'als 0) ,/A$
%-2. Calc'late the T-D in the voltage at the point of coon co'pling in P!o&le %-21 and %-22$
%-20 Using the typical ha!onics in the inp't c'!!ent given in Ta&le %-18 o&tain the T-D in the
voltage at the point of coon co'pling in P!o&le %-21$
%-2* 6ith the pa!aete!s fo! the conve!te! in 5@aple %-.8 'se the P3pice listing of the appendi@
at the end of this chapte! to eval'ate the voltage disto!tion at the point of coon co'pling$
2-11 In P!o&le 2-;8 calc'late
)
V pea,-pea, if
)
I 9instead of &eing )$*A: is e+'al to
oB
I
2
1
$
?UCA-?OO3T CON/5RT5R3
2-12 In a &'c,-&oost conve!te!8 conside! all coponents to &e ideal$ 7et
d
V &e ;-0) /8
)
V
11*/9!eg'lated:8
s
f 12),-"8 and C102)'#$ Calc'late
in
L that will ,eep the conve!te!
ope!ating in a contin'o's-cond'ction ode if W P 2
)
$
2-1. In a &'c,-&oost conve!te!8
d
V 112 /8
)
V 11*/8 711*)'-8 C102)'# and
s
f 12),-"$
Calc'late
)
V 9 pea,-pea,:$
2-10 Calc'late the !s val'e of the !ipple c'!!ent in P!o&le 2-1. th!o'gh the diode and8 hence8
th!o'gh the capacito!$
2-1* De!ive an e@p!ession fo!
)
V 9 pea,-pea,: in a discontin'o's-cond'ction ode in te!s of
the ci!c'it pa!aete!s$
2-1% In P!o&le 2-1.8 calc'late
)
V 9 pea,-pea,:8if if
)
I 9instead of &eing 2*)A: is e+'al to
oB
I
2
1
$
CUA CON/5RT5R
2-12 In the ci!c'it of 5@aple 2-.8 calc'late the !s c'!!ent following th!o'gh the capacito!
1
C $
#U77-?RID45 dc-dc CON/5RT5R3
2-1; In a f'll-&!idge dc-dc conve!te! 'sing P6> &ipola! voltage switching8
tri
control
V v
K
* $ ) =
$O&tain
)
V and
d
I $?y #o'!ie! analysis8 calc'late the aplit'des of the switching-f!e+'ency
ha!onics in
)
v and
d
i $
2-1= Repeat P!o&le 2-1;8 fo! a P6> 'nipola! voltage-switching schee$
2-2) Plot instantaneo's powe! o'tp't : 9
)
t P and the ave!age powe!
)
P 8 co!!esponding to
)
i
in #igs$2-2;e and 2-2;f$
2-21 Repeat P!o&le 2-2) fo! #igs$2-2=e and 2-2=f$
2-22 In a f'll-&!idge dc-dc conve!te! 'sing P6> &ipola! voltage switching8 analytically o&tain the
val'e of 9
)
V C
d
V : which !es'lts in the a@i'9 pea,-pea,: !ipple in the o'tp't c'!!ent
)
i $
Calc'late this !ipple in te!s of
d
V 8
a
L and
s
f $
2-2. Repeat P!o&le 2-22 fo! a P6> 'nipola! voltage-switching schee$
2-20 Using P3pice8 si'late the f'll-&!idge dc-dc conve!te! shown in #ig$P2-20 'sing 9a: P6>
&ipola! voltage switching and 9&: P6> 'nipola! voltage switching
3IN475 P-A35
;-1 In a single-phase f'll-&!idge P6> inve!te!8 the inp't dc voltage va!ies in a !ange of 2=*-.2*
/$ ?eca'se of the low disto!tion !e+'i!ed in the o'tp't
)
v 8 ) $ 1
a
m $
9a: 6hat is the highest
)1
v that can &e o&tained and staped on its naeplate as its voltage
!ating<
9&: Its naeplate volt-ape!e !ating is specified as 2))) /A8 that is8 V I V
o
2)))
a@ $ a@ $ )1
=
8whe!e
)
i is ass'ed to &e sin'soidal$ Calc'late the co&ined switch 'tili"ation !atio when the
inve!te! is s'pplying its !ated volt-ape!es$
;-2 Conside! the p!o&le of !ipple in the o'tp't c'!!ent of a single-phase f'll-&!idge inve!te!$
Ass'e
)1
v 122)/ at a f!e+'ency of 02 -" and the type of load is as shown in #ig$;-1;a with
711)) -$
If the inve!te! is ope!ating in a s+'a!e-wave ode8 calc'late the pea, val'e of the !ipple c'!!ent$
;-. Repeat P!o&le ;-2 with the inve!te! ope!ating a sin'soidal P6> ode8 with
f
m
121 and
a
m 1)$;$
;-0 Repeat P!o&le ;-2 &'t ass'e that the o'tp't voltage is cont!olled &y voltage cancellation
and
d
V has the sae val'e as !e+'i!ed in the P6> inve!te! of P!o&le ;-.$
;-* Calc'late and copa!e the pea, val'es of the !ipple c'!!ents in P!o&le ;-2 th!o'gh ;-0$
;-% Using >AT7A?8 ve!ify the !es'lts given in Ta&le ;-1$
T-R55-P-A35
;-2 Conside! the p!o&le of !ipple in the o'tp't c'!!ent of a th!ee-phase s+'a!e-wave inve!te!$
Ass'e
1
: 9
LL
v 12))/ at a f!e+'ency of *2 -" and the type of load is as shown in #ig$;-2*a
with 711)) -$ Calc'late the pea, !ipple c'!!ent defined in #ig$;-2%a$
;-; Repeat P!o&le ;-2 if the inve!te! of P!o&le ;-2 is ope!ating in a synch!ono's P6> ode8
with
f
m
1.= and
a
m 1)$;$ Calc'late the pea, !ipple c'!!ent defined in #ig$;-2%&$
;-= O&tain an e@p!ession fo! the #o'!ie! coponents in the wavefo! of #ig$;-.0a fo!
p!og!aed ha!onic eliination of the fifth- and seventh-o!de! ha!onics$ 3how that fo!
)
1
= $

= 20 $ 1%
2
and

= )% $ 22
.
8the fifth and seventh ha+!onics a!e eliinated and the
f'ndaental-f!e+'ency o'tp't of the inve!te! has a a@i' aplit'de given &y 5+$;-2;$
;-1) In the th!ee-phase s+'a!e-wave inve!te! of #ig$;-20a8 conside! the load to &e &alanced and
p'!ely !esistive with !esistive with a load-ne't!al n $D!aw the steady-state
n
v 8

i 8

D
i
and
d
i
wavefo!s8 whe!e

D
i
is the c'!!ent th!o'gh

D $
;-11 Repeat P!o&le ;-1) &y ass'ing that the load is p'!ely ind'ctive8 whe!e the load !esistance8
tho'gh finite8 can &e neglected$
;-12 Conside! only one inve!te! leg as shown in #ig$;-08 whe!e the o'tp't c'!!ent lags
1 )
: 9

v
&y an angle

8as shown in #ig$P;-12a8and o is the fictitio's idpoint of the dc inp't$ ?eca'se of


the &lan,ing tie

t 8the instantaneo's e!!o! voltage



v is plotted in #ig$P;-12&8 whe!e

v 1
actual ideal
v v : 9 : 9
) )

5ach

v p'lse8 eithe! positive o! negative8 has an aplit'de of


d
V and a d'!etion of

t $In
o!de! to calc'late the low-o!de! ha!onics of the f'ndaental f!e+'ency in the o'tp't voltage d'e
to &lan,ing tie8 these p'lses can &e !eplaced &y an e+'ivalent !ectang'la! p'lse 9shown dashed in
#ig$P;-12&: of aplit'de A whose volt-second a!ea pe! half-cycle e+'als that of

v p'lses$
De!ive the following e@p!ession fo! the ha!onics of the f'ndaental f!e+'ency in
)
v
int!od'ced &y the &lan,ing tie(
s d h
f t V
h
V

0
: 9
)
9h118.8*LL:
6he!e
s
f is the switching f!e+'ency$
;-1. Using P3pice8 si'late the inve!te! of #ig$P;-1.$
PART . >OTOR DRI/5 APP7ICATION
10-1 A th!ee-phase8%)--"8 fo'!-pole81)-hp80%)-/9line-line8 !s: ind'ction oto! has a f'll-load
speed of 120% !p$ Ass'e the to!+'e-speed cha!acte!istic in a !ange of )-1*)G !ated to!+'e to
&e linea!$ It is d!iven &y an adM'sta&le-f!e+'ency sin'soidal s'pply s'ch that the ai! gap fl'@ is
held constant$ Plot its to!+'e-speed cha!acte!istics at the following val'es of f!e+'ency f(%)8 0*8
.)8and 1*-"$
10-2 The d!ive in P!o&le 10-1 is s'pplying a cent!if'gal p'p load8 which at the f'll-load speed
of the oto! !e+'i!es the !ated to!+'e of the oto!$ Calc'late and plot speed 8 f!e+'ency f 8 slip
f!e+'ency
sl
f 8 and slips at the following pe!centage val'es of p'p !ated to!+'e(1)) 8 2* 8 *) 8
and 2*G$
10-. A 0%)-/ 8 %)--" 8 fo'!-pole ind'ction oto! develops its !ated to!+'e &y d!awing 1)A at a
powe! facto! of )$;%%$The othe! pa!aete!s a!e as follows(
= *. $ 1
s
R = 2 $ 2
ls
! = ) $ %=
m
!
If s'ch a oto! is to p!od'ce a !ated to!+'e at f!e+'encies &elow %) -" while aintaining a
constant ai! gap fl'@8 calc'late and plot the !e+'i!ed line-to-line voltage as a f'nction of
f!e+'ency$
10-0 The oto! in P!o&le 10-. has a f'll-load speed of 12*) !p$ Calc'late
start
f 8
start
I 8and
9
start LL
V : if the oto! is to develop a sta!ting to!+'e e+'al to 1$* ties its !ated to!+'e$ Ass'e
the effect of
lr
L to &e negligi&ly sall and the ai! gap fl'@ to &e at its !ated val'e$
10-* The ideali"ed oto! of P!o&le 10-1 is initially ope!ating at its !ated conditions at %)-" $ If
the s'pply f!e+'ency is s'ddenly dec!eased &y *G while aintaining a constant ai! gap fl'@8
calc'late the &!a,ing to!+'e developed as a pe!centage of its !ated to!+'e$
10-% In a th!ee-phase %)--"8 0%)-/ ind'ction oto! 8 = + ) $ .
r s
R R and = + ) $ *
lr ls
! ! $
The oto! is d!iven &y a s+'a!e-wave voltage so'!ce inve!te! that s'pplies a 0%)-/ line-line
voltage at the f!e+'ency of %)-"$5stiate the ha!onic c'!!ents and the additional coppe! losses
d'e to these ha!onic c'!!ents &y incl'ding fifth8 seventh8 eleventh8 and thi!teenth ha!onics$
10-2 #o! ha!onic f!e+'ency analysis8 an ind'ction oto! can &e !ep!esented &y a pet-phase
e+'ivalent ci!c'it as shown in #ig$P10-28which incl'des a f'ndaental-f!e+'ency co'nte!-ef o!
Thevenin voltage
"H
E $Also8 = ) $ .
"H
R and = ) $ *
"H
! $It is s'pplied &y a voltage
so'!ce inve!te!8 which p!od'ces a %)--" line-line voltage coponent of 0%)/$ The load on the
oto! is s'ch that the f'ndaental-f!e+'ency c'!!ent d!awn &y the oto! is 1)A8which lags the
f'ndaental-f!e+'ency voltage &y an angle of

.) $
O&tain and plot the c'!!ent d!awn &y oto! as a f'nction of tie 8 if it is d!iven &y a s+'a!e-wave
/3I$ 6hat is the pea, c'!!ent that the inve!te! switches 'st ca!!y<
10-; Repeat P!o&le 10-2 if the ind'ction oto! is d!iven &y a P6>-/3I with an aplit'de
od'lation !atio ) $ 1 =
a
m and f!e+'ency od'lation !atio
1* =
f
m
$Copa!e the pea, switch
c'!!ents with those in P!o&le 10-2$
10-= A s+'a!e-wave /3I d!ive s'pplies 0%)/ line-line at a f!e+'ency of %)-" to an ind'ction
oto! that develops a !ated to!+'e of *)N- at 12*) !p$ The oto! and the inve!te! efficiencies
can &e ass'ed to &e constant at =) and =*G8 !espectively 8 while ope!ating at the !ated to!+'e of
the oto!$
If the oto! is ope!ated at its !ated to!+'e and the !ated ai! gap fl'@8 dete!ine the e+'ivalent
!esistance Re+ that can !ep!esent the inve!te!-oto! co&ination in #ig$P10-= at the oto!
f!e+'encies of %)8 0*8 .)8 and 1*-N$
10-1) Repeat P!o&le 10-= if a P6>-/3I d!ive with an 'ncont!olled !ectifie! is 'sed8 whe!e
) $ 1 =
a
m at %) -" o'tp't$
10-11 A C3I-d!iven ind'ction oto! is s'pplying a constant-to!+'e load e+'al to the !ated to!+'e
of the oto!$The C3I d!ive is s'pplied f!o a 0%)/9line-line: voltage at a %)-" f!e+'ency with a
f'ndaental f!e+'ency c'!!ent of 1))A that lags &ehind the f'ndaental-f!e+'ency voltage &y an
angle of

.) $
If the oto! displaceent powe! facto! angle !eains constant at

.) 8estiate and plot the inp't


powe! facto! and the displaceent powe! facto! at the oto! f!e+'encies of %)8 0*8 .)8 and 1*-"$
Ideali"e the oto! c'!!ent wavefo!s to &e as shown in #ig$10-2*& and ass'e a constant ai! gap
fl'@ in the oto! $ Neglect losses in the oto! and the inve!te!$
10-12 3how that in a voltage-cont!olled ind'ction oto! s'pplying a constant load to!+'e 8 the
powe! loss in the !oto! ci!c'it at a voltage
#
V as a !atio of the powe! loss at the !ated voltage
condition can &e app!o@iated as
2 8
: 9
9P!:
P!
s
rated s
volta$e rated
V
V

fo! !easona&ly sall val'es of slip$


1*-1 A &!'shless$ pe!anent-agnet$ fo'!-pole8 th!ee-phase oto! has the following pa!aete!s(
To!+'e constant1)$22= N-CA
/oltage constant120$) /C1))) !p
Phase-to-phase !esistance1;$0

Phase-to-phase winding ind'ctance11%$; -


The a&ove oto! p!od'ces a t!ape"oidal &ac,-ef$ The to!+'e constant is o&tained as a !atio of the
a@i' to!+'e p!od'ced to the c'!!ent flowing th!o'gh two of the phases$ The voltage constant
is the !atio of the pea, phase-to-phase voltage to the !otational speed$ If the oto! is ope!ating at a
speed of .))) !p and delive!ing a to!+'e of )$2* N-8 plot ideali"ed phase c'!!ent wavefo!s$
1*-2 In a sin'soidal-wavefo!8 th!ee-phase8 two-pole &!'shless dc oto! with a pe!anent-
agnet !oto!8
"
k 1)$* N-CA8 whe!e
"
k is defined &y 5+$1*-22$ Calc'late
a
i 8
b
i 8 and
c
i if the
oto! is !e+'i!ed to s'pply a holding to!+'e of )$2* N-9to ,eep he load f!o oving: at the
!oto! position of
.) =
o
8 whe!e is defined in #ig$1*-0$
1*-. 5stiate the ini' dc inp't voltage to the switch-ode conve!te! !e+'i!ed to s'pply the
oto! in P!o&le 1*-1 if the a@i' speed id *))) !p and the to!+'e is )$2* N-$
1*-0 In a sin'soidal-wavefo!8 pe!anent-agnet &!'shless se!vo oto!8 phase-to-phase
!esistance is ;$)

and the phase-to-phase ind'ctance is 1%$) -$ The voltage constant8 which is


the !atio of the pea, phase voltage ind'ced to the !otational speed8 id 2*/C1))) !pO p12 and
n11)8))) !p$ Calc'late the te!inal voltage if the load is s'ch that the oto! d!aws 1) A !s pe!
phase$ Calc'late the powe! facto! of ope!ation$
1*-* 3how the !elationship &etween
E
k and
"
k in 5+s$1*-2; and 1*-2= fo! a t!ape"oidal-
wavefo! &!'shless oto!$ Copa!e the !es'lt with the !atio of to!+'e constant to the voltage
constant of the oto! specified in P!o&le 1*-1$
PART 0 OT-5R APP7ICATION3
1%-1 In #ig$1%-2 fo! a single-speed heat p'p8 ass'e that each on and off pe!iod is 1) in long8
that is8 the!e a!e th!ee cycles pe! ho'! $ 6hen the cop!esso! is t'!ned on8 its o'tp't inc!eases
e@ponentially8 !eaching ==% of its a@i' capacity at the end of the 1)-in on inte!val$ Once
the cop!esso! is t'!ned off8 the heating9o! cooling: decays with a 'ch salle! tie constant and
can &e ass'ed to &e instantaneo's$
9a: If the !ated elect!ical powe! is d!awn th!o'gho't the on inte!val8 calc'late the loss in
efficiency d'e to the e@ponential !ise in the cop!esso! o'tp't$
9&: A load-p!opo!tional capacity-od'lated heat p'p is 'sed to eliinate the a&ove on-off
cycling$ The efficiency of the solid-state cont!olle! is =%% and the oto! efficiency is lowe!
&y 1 pe!centage point &eca'se of !ed'ced speed8 !ed'ced load ope!ation8 and inve!te!
ha!onics$ Ass'e that the cop!esso! efficiency !eains 'nchanged$
Copa!e the syste efficiency with the single-speed cop!esso! syste of pa!t a if the
oto! efficiency in pa!t a can &e ass'ed to &e ;*%.
12-1 /e!ify the c'!!ent wavefo!s in #ig$12-.a and the e@p!essions given &y 5+s$ 12-1 th!o'gh
12-.$
12-2 6ith a constant-inp't ac voltage /77 and a constant dc c'!!ent Id 8 plot the loc's in the P-P
plane as the delay angle of the conve!te!s in #ig$12-2 is va!ied$ Repeat this fo! a faily of Id
val'es$
12-. A dc t!ansission lin, inte!connects two 2.)-,v ac systes$ It has fo'! &!idges at each
te!inal 9two pe! pole: with each pole !ated at 2*) ,v81)))A$ The pa!aete!s fo! each pole of
the dc lin, a!e given in the following ta&le(
Rectifie! Inve!te!
Act'al open-ci!c'it voltage !atio fo! line-line
/oltage on p!ia!y and seconda!y sides of conve!te!
t!ansfo!s( seconda!y voltage divided &y p!ia!y voltage
)$0%; )$0.*
N'&e! of th!ee-phase conve!te! &!idges in se!ies on the dc
side
2 2
Conve!te! t!ansfo!e! lea,age !eactance pe!
?!idge in ohs$ Refe!!ed to seconda!y side dc line !esistance
pe! pole11*$.*

1%$2; 10$22
>ini' e@tinction angle of inve!te! 1

1;
In this syste8

1;
in
= =
l
$At the !ectifie! te!inal8 the voltage is as close to 2*),v as
possi&le$ Id11)))A$
Calc'late all the c'!!ents8 voltage8 !eal and !eactive powe!s8 and angles at each end of the dc lin,$
12-0 Repeat P!o&le 12-. if each conve!te! t!ansfo!e! is e+'ipped with a tap change!$ Now8 it is
possi&le to ope!ate the !ectifie! at a fi!ing angle as close to

1; as possi&le8 while the inve!te!


ope!ates as close to the ini' e@tinction angle of

1; 9&'t

1;
l
: as possi&le$ The tap
info!ation is given &elow whe!e the noinal line-line 8 p!ia!y voltage fo! each conve!te!
t!ansfo!e! is 2.),v9!s:(
9a: >a@i' val'e of the conve!te! t!ansfo!e! tap !atio in pe! 'nit(1$1* at the !ectifie! te!inal
and 1$1) at the inve!te! te!inal
9&: >ini' val'e of the conve!te! t!ansfo!e! tap !atio in pe! 'int()$=* at the !ectifie! and )$=)
at the inve!te! te!inal
9c: Conve!te! t!ansfo!e! tap step in pe! 'int( )$)12* at &oth te!inals
12-* The noinal line-to-line voltage at a &'s in a th!ee-phase ac syste is 2.),v9!s: when it is
s'pplying a th!ee-phase ind'ctive load of
va! 2*) 1*)) % & %W &' P + = +
$
The pe!-phase ac syste ipedance N3 seen &y the &'s can &e app!o@iated to &e p'!ely
ind'ctive with = * $ ) & (
#
$
9a: Calc'late the pe!centage change in the &'s voltage agnit'de fo! a 1)G inc!ease in P$
9&: Calc'late the pe!centage change in the &'s voltage agnit'de fo! a 1)G inc!ease in P$
12-% A hy&!id a!!angeent of a TCI and a T3C is connected at the ac &'s in P!o&le 12-*$The
TCI can d!aw a a@i' of *)>va!s pe! phase8 whe!eas the T3C consists of fo'!-capacito!
&an,s 8each with a pe!-phase !ating of *) >va!s$ -olding the ac &'s voltage to its noinal val'e
fo! a 1)G inc!ease in P in p!o&le 12-*&8calc'late the n'&e! of capacito! &an,s that sho'ld &e
switched in 8the delay angle at which the TCI sho'ld ope!ate $ and the pe!-phase effective
ind'ctance of the TCI$
12-2 De!ive 5+$ 12-1.$
PART * 35>ICONDUCTOR D5/IC53
1=-1 The int!insic tepe!at'!e Tt of a seicond'cto! device is that tepe!at'!e at which
i
n
e+'als the doping density$ 6hat is Tt of a silicon pn M'nction that has
1;
1)

.
cm
accepto!s on
the p-type side and
10
1)

.
cm
dono!s on the n-type side <
1=-2 6hat a!e the !esistivities of the p !egion and n !egion of the pn M'nction desc!i&ed in P!o&le
1=-1<
1=-. 5stiate po and no in a silicon saple whe!e &oth dono! and accepto! ip'!ities a!e
si'ltaneo'sly p!esent and
. 1.
1)

= cm ) )
a d
$
1=-0 6hat change in tepe!at'!e
"
do'&les the ino!ity-ca!!ie! density in the n-type side of
the pn M'nction desc!i&ed in P!o&le 1=-1 copa!ed with the !oo tepe!at'!e val'e<
1=-* 3how that a decade inc!ease in the fo!wa!d c'!!ent of a pn M'nction is accopanied &y an
inc!ease in the fo!wa!d voltage of a&o't %) v$
1=-% Conside! a step silicon pn M'nction with
10
1)

.
cm
dono!s on the n-type side and
1*
1)
c
-.
accepto!s on the p-type side(
9a: #ind the width of the depletion laye! on each side id the M'nction$
9&: 3,etch and diension the elect!ic field dist!i&'tion ve!s's position th!o'gh the depletion laye!$
9c: 5stiate the contact potential
c
$
9d: Using a pa!allel-plate capacito! fo!alis8 estiate the capacitance pe! 'nit a!ea of the
M'nction at )/ and at -*)/$
1=-2 A &a! of n-type silicon with
10
1)
c
-.
dono!s is 2))
m
long and mm 1 1 s+'a!e$
6hat is its !esistance at !oo tepe!at'!e and at C

2*) < Ass'e tepe!at'!e independent


o&ilities$
1=-; 5stiate the &!ea,down voltage of the pn M'nction diode desc!i&ed in P!o&le 1=-%$
1=-= 3how that fo! a step M'nction 8 the width of the space cha!ge laye! when the !eve!se-&ias
voltage is e+'al to the avalanche &!ea,down val'e ?/?D can &e w!itten as
BD
BD
BD
E
BV
BV W
2
: 9 =
9-int( 5@aine the plot of elect!ic field vs$ position in #ig$ 1=-=& with
BD
E E =
a@
and
: 9
BD
BV W W = $: Use this !es'lt to find the depletion laye! width of the pn M'nction of P!o&le
1=-% when it is &iased at avalanche &!ea,down$
1=-1) 6hat a!e the ca!!ie! diff'sion lengths8 7n and 7p8 fo! the pn M'nction of P!o&le 1=-%8 pa!t
e<
1=-11 A one-sided step M'nction with a p-side doping level Na 'ch g!eate! than the n-side
doping level Nd8 cond'cts a c'!!ent I when fo!wa!d-&iased &y a voltage /#$ The c'!!ent is to &e
inc!eased to twice this val'e 9to 2I: at the sae voltage /# &y adM'sting the ca!!ie! lifetie$ 6hat
adM'stent is !e+'i!ed in the lifetie to !eali"e this change in c'!!ent<
1=-12 #ind the ini' cond'ctivity achieva&le in silicon &y choice of doping level and
conditions 'nde! which it occ'!s$ Ass'e !oo tepe!at'!e and o&ilities independent of the
doping levels$
1=-1. 6hat is the !esistivity of int!insic silicon at !oo tepe!at'!e 9 *

.)) :<
2)-1 The silicon diode shown in #ig$2)-1 is to have a &!ea,down voltage of 2*))/$ 5stiate what
the doping density of the d!ift !egion sho'ld &e and what the ini' width of the d!ift !egion
sho'ld &e$ The diode is a non-p'nch-th!o'gh device$
2)-2 A silicon diode siila! to that shown in #ig$2)-1 has a d!ift !egion doping density of
1.
1) *

.
cm
dono!s and a d!ift !egion width of *)
m
$6hat is the &!ea,down voltage<
2)-. The diode in P!o&le 2)-2 has a c!oss-sectional a!ea of 2 c
2
and ca!!ie! lifetie
o
of 2
s
$App!o@iately s,etch and diension the on-state voltage incl'ding the M'nction d!op ve!s's
fo!wa!d c'!!ent$ Conside! c'!!ents as la!ge as .)))A$
2)-0 The diode of P!o&le 2)-. is fo!wa!d &iased &y 1)))A c'!!ent that !ises the !ate of 2*)AC
s
$
9a: Ass'ing that no ca!!ie! inMection ta,es place 'ntil the c'!!ent !eaches its steady-state val'e8
s,etch and diension the fo!wa!d voltage fo! )QtQ0
s
$
9&: Now ass'e that ca!!ie! inMection coences at t1) and that this ca'ses the d!ift !egion to
d!op linea!ly in tie f!o its ohic val'e at t1) to its on-state val'e at t10
s
$3,etch and
diension the fo!wa!d voltage fo! )QtQ0
s
$
2)-* A silicon diode with a &!ea,down voltage of 2))) / that is cond'cting a fo!wa!d c'!!ent of
2))) A is t'!ned off with a constant dt di
R
C 12*) AC's$ Ro'ghly estiate the tie !e+'i!ed fo!
the diode to t'!n off $
2)-% A 3chott,y diode having the p-n-n st!'ct'!e shown in #ig$2)-12 is to &e designed to have a
&!ea,down voltage of 1*)/$ 6hat sho'ld &e the dono! doping density in the d!ift !egion and what
sho'ld &e the length of the d!ift !egion< 9-int( Recall that a 3chott,y diode can &e odeled as a
one-sided step M'nction$:
2)-2 Conside! a 3chott,y diode that has an n-type d!ift !egion with a dono! doping density of
1)
1*
c
-.
and a d!ift !egion length of 2)
m
$ The diode is to ca!!y 1)) A of c'!!ent in the on state
with a a@i' d!ift !egion length voltage d!op of 2 /$ 6hat sho'ld the c!oss-sectional a!ea of
the diode &e<
2)-; A p'nch-th!o'gh geoet!y is to &e 'sed fo! a powe! pn-M'nction diode$ The &!ea,down
voltage is to .)) / and the d!ift !egion length is to &e 2)
m
$ 6hat sho'ld the doping level &e in
the n-type d!ift !egion< Fo' ay ass'e that &e pn-M'nction is a p-n-M'nction 9i$e$ a one-sided step
M'nction:$
2)-= Does a p'nch-th!o'gh diode of a specified &!ea,down voltage ?/?D have a la!ge! o! salle!
val'e of d!ift !egion ohic !esistance than a non-p'nch-th!o'gh diode having the sae &!ea,down
voltage and c!oss-sectional a!ea< Answe! the +'estion +'antitatively &y ass'ing one-sided step
M'nction doping p!ofiles fo! the diodes$ This +'estion is of pa!tic'la! ipo!tance in inii"ing the
on-state powe! losses in aMo!ity-ca!!ie! devices s'ch as 3chott,y diode$ 9-int( The n-type d!ift
!egion !esistance pe! 'nit a!ea
d n d
) + W R = 8 whe!e 6d is the d!ift !egion length$ #o! a non-
p'nch-th!o'gh diode 'se 5+s$2)-1 and 2)-. fo! 69?/?D:8 the space cha!ge width at &!ea,down
and Nd and ass'e 6d169?/?D:$ #o! a p'nch-th!o'gh diode 'se 5+$2)-= to find 6d8 which then
gives 6d9Nd: fo! a fi@ed ?/?D$ Use 6d9Nd: in the e@p!ession fo! !esistance and find the Nd val'e
that inii"es the !esistance$:
2)-1) A pn-M'nction diode 9step M'nction :and a 3chott,y diode a!e to &oth have a &!ea,down
voltage of 1*)/ and a d!ift !egion voltage d!op of 2/ when ca!!ying a !ated c'!!ent of .))A$
6hat is the "e!o-&ias space cha!ge capacitance C of each diode < Ass'e a contact potential of
)$2/ fo! each diode and an e@cess-ca!!ie! lifetie of 1))ns in the pn-M'nction diode d!ift !egion$
2)-11 The &!ea,down voltage of a cylind!ical a&!'pt M'nction 9with
d a
) ) : is given &y
{ } 2 R 1 lnS : 1 9 2
1 1 2
1
+ + =

pp c,
BV BV
6he!e ?/cy11cylind!ical M'nction &!ea,down voltage
?/pp1plane pa!allel M'nction &!ea,down voltage1
d
BD
+)
E
2
2

n
W
R
2
=
O R1!adi's of cylind!ical p-type !egion
d
BD
n
+)
E
W

=
1depletion laye! thic,ness 9at &!ea,down :of plane pa!allel a&!'pt M'nction having
sae doping levels as cylind!ical M'nction$
Plot
pp
c,
BV
BV
1
ve!s's

fo!
1) 2 $ )
2)-12 -ow la!ge 'st R &e if ?/pp11)))/ and ?/cy1 is to &e =*)/<
21-1Plot CE- BV as a f'nction of &eta 9T: fo! *QTQ1)) fo! identical npn and pnp silicon
t!ansisto!s$ Ass'e that &oth # B." ?UT3 have sae val'e of ?/C?O$
21-2 when eitte!-open switching 9see Ch$2;: is 'sed to t'!n off a powe! ?UT8 the ?UT is less
s'scepti&le to second &!ea,down copa!ed with the no!al t'!n-off sit'ation 8 whe!e negative
&ase c'!!ent flows while eitte! c'!!ent is still flowing $P'alitatively e@plain$ with the aid of
diag!as$ 6hy this is t!'e$
21-. conside! the step-down conve!te! ci!c'it of #ig$21-1)$the f!ee-wheeling diode is ideal and the
powe! t!ansisto! has the following pa!aete!s( T11)8/C59on:12/8RTU-
V11CC68TM$a@11*)C8t!i1tfi12))ns8tfvA12))ns8tfv11tfv21t!v11t!v21*)ns8 and
td9on:1td9off:11))ns$The ?UT is d!iven &y a s+'a!e wave 9*)G d'ty cycle: of va!ia&le f!e+'ency$
Ass'e I)10)A and /d11))/$
9a: s,etch and diension a!e the ave!age powe! dissipated in the t!ansisto! ve!s's the
switching f!e+'ency $
9&: estiate the a@i' pe!issi&le switching f!e+'ency$
21-0The t!ansisto! in the ci!c'it of P!o&le 21-. is d!iven &y a 2*-,-" s+'a!e wave 9*)Gd'ty
cycle:$ The switching ties inc!ease &y 0)G as the M'nction tepe!at'!e inc!ease &y 1)))C9f!o
2* to 12* )C :$If the ci!c'it is ope!ating in an a&ient tepe!at'!e of *) )C8estiate the lowa&le
!ange of val'e of the the!al !esistance & R that will ,eep the M'nction tepe!at'!e TM $
21-* A t!ansisto! siila! to that shown in fig$21-1 has an effective eitte! a!ea A of 1 c2 and a
&ase width of . W$At app!o@iately what val'e of collecto! c'!!ent dose the &eta of the device
&egin to d!op as the c'!!ent is inc!eased< -int (Recall f!o the disc'ssion in 3ection 21-0-1that
&eta &egins to fall when high-level inMection conditions a!e o&tained in the &ase$Also !ecall the
d/ / dn +D I I b n ne C C : 9 =
21-% Conside! a ?UT and pn-M'nction diode each having the sae c!oss-sectional a!ea and sae
d!ift !egion length 9and th's the sae ca!!ie! lifeties and &loc,ing voltage capa&ilities:$ 6hich
device can ca!!y the la!ge! fo!wa!d c'!!ent and why<
21-2A ?UT siila! ti the that shown in #ig $21-1 has &een designed &y a novice device designe!$
The voltage !ating of the device is s'pposed to &e 1)))/$The d!ift !egion doping is as indicated in
the fig'!e 8and the d!ift !egion length is 1))W$ ?'t the &ase doping density is
1*
1)

.
cm
and
the &ase width is .W$6hat is the act'al voltage !ating of this device< Ass'e all M'nctions and
that &eta1*
21-;A &ipola! NPN t!ansisto! is to &e designed fo! a &!ea,down voltage 9 CE- BV : of 1)))/
$The &ase-eitte! &!ea,down voltage 9 CE- BV : is to &e 1)/ $#ind the !e+'i!ed &ase doping
density is
1=
1)
.
cm
$Ass'e that the &ase-eitte! and &ase-cont!olle! M'nctions a!e step
M'nctions and that &eta1*
21-= A Da!lington pai! has an effective &eta of 1*)$The d!ive! ?UT has a &eta of 2)$ 6hat is &eta
of the ain ?UT<
21-1) A powe! ?UT with a &eta of 1) is cha!acte!i"ed in the on-state &y a
/?51)$;/8/?C1)$%/8and Ron1)$)2 ohs$ Two s'ch ?UTs a!e 'sed in a Da!lington config'!ation
which 'st cond'ct a c'!!ent of 1)) A in the on-state powe! dissipation of the pai!<
21-11 #ind the "e!o-&ias val'es of the collecto!-&ase space cha!ge capacitance$ BR- C 8and &ase-
eitte! space cha!ge capacitance $ BR- C of the t!ansisto! desc!i&ed in p!o&le 21-;$Ass'ed a
&ase-eitte! a!ea Ac of )$.
2
cm
and a &ase-collecto! a!ea Ac of .
2
cm
$
21-12 The t!ansisto! desc!i&ed in p!o&le 21-; and 21-11 is to &e 'sed in a step-down conve!te!
s'ch as is shown in #ig$21-1)$ The &ase d!ive ci!c'it consists of an ideal voltage so'!ce in se!ies
with a !esistance of 1) ohs$ 6hen the ?UT is to &e an t'!ned on the changes f!oE;/ to
H;/$5stiate the t'!n-on delay tie$ Ass'e the dc voltage powe!ing the step-down conve!te! Is
1))/$
22-1 The sall-signal gate-so'!ce capacitance of a >O3#5T dec!eases as /43 is inc!eased f!o
"e!o volts$ #o! /43X/439th:$ The sall-signal capacitance is constant$ P'alitatively e@plain the
!easons fo! this &ehavio!$
22-2 An n-channel >O3#5T is to &e 'sed in a step-down conve!te! ci!c'it$ The dc voltage /d1.))
/$ the load c'!!ent I)11) A$ the f!ee-wheeling diode is ideal$ And the >O3#5T is d!iven &y a
1*-/9&ase-to-pea,: s+'a!e wave 9*)G d'ty cycle and "e!o de val'e: in se!ies with *) . The
>O3#5T cha!acte!istics a!e /439th:10/$ ID11) A at /4312 /8 Cgs11))) p#8 Ced11*) p#$ and
!D39on:1)$* .
9a: 3,etch and diension vD39t: and id9t:$
9&: 5stiate the powe! dissipation at a switching f!e+'ency of 2) A-"$
22-. The switching ties of a >O3#5T with /439th:10 /8 g11 ho$ and Cgs11))) p# a!e
eas'!ed in !esistively loaded test ci!c'it having a load !esistance RD12*Y and a powe!
s'pply voltage /d12*/$ The >O3#5T is d!iven &y a 'nipola! s+'a!e wave of 1* / in se!ies
with *$ The eas'!ed switching ties a!e tts1t!t1.) ns and t<1t<12) ns$ The >O3#5T is to &e
'sed in a !esistively loaded ci!c'it having RD11*) ./d1.))/$ and the d!ive ci!c'it is a 1*-/
'nipola! s+'a!e wave in se!ies with 1))$ 6hat will the switching ties &e in this ci!c'it<
22-0 The >O3#5T 'sed in P!o&le 22-. has an on-state !esistance !D39on:12Y at a M'nction
tepe!at'!e TM12*
o
C $ This !esistance inc!eases linea!ly with inc!easing TM when the >O3#5T
is 'sed in the ci!c'it of P!o&le 22-. 9 RD11*) and /d1.))/ :$ Ass'e a switching
f!e+'ency of 1) A-"$
22-* Th!ee >O3#5T3$ 5ach !ate at 2 A$ a!e to &e 'sed in pa!allel to sin, * A load c'!!ent when
they a!e on$ The noinal on-state !esistance of the >O3#5T3 is 2 at TM12*
o
C $ &'t
eas'!eents indicate that the act'al val'es fo! each >O3#5T a!e !D39on:111$; $
!D39on:212$) .and !D39on:.12$2 $ The on-state !esistance inc!eases linea!ly with tepe!at'!e and
is 1$; ties la!ge! at TM112*
o
C $ -ow 'ch powe! is dissipated in each >O3#5T at a M'nction
tepe!at'!e of 1)*
o
C< Ass'e a *)G d'ty cycle$
22-% A hy&!id powe! switch coposed of a >O3#5T and a ?UT connected in pa!allel is to &e 'sed
in a switch-ode powe! application$ 5@plain what the advantages of s'ch a hy&!id switch a!e
and what the !elative tiing of the t'!n-on and t'!n-off of the two devices sho'ld &e$
22-2 Design a >o3#5T siila! to that shown in #ig$ 22-1a fo! a &!ea,down voltage ?/D3312*)
volts$ 3pecify the channel length 9d!ain-so'!ce distance:$d!ift !egion doping density and length$
Fo' ay ass'e that the &ody !egion doping density N&ody1* 1)
1%
c
-.
$
22-; Conside! the e+'ivalent ci!c'it fo! the powe! >O3#5T shown in #ig$ 22-12& which incl'des
the pa!asitic ?UT$ 5@p!ess yo'! answe! in te!s of the gate-d!ain capacitance$ Cgd8 the &ody
!esistance8 R&ody8 and othe! pe!tinent ci!c'it pa!aete!s$
22-= The gate o@ide fo! a powe! >O3#5T is *)) angst!os thic,$ 6hat sho'ld &e the a@i'
gate-so'!ce voltage$ /gs$a@< Incl'de a *)G facto! of safety$ Ass'e the &!ea,down field
st!ength of the gate dielect!ic is * 1)
%
/Cc
-.
$
22-1) The t!ansfe! c'!ve8 iD ve!s's /43 8of a powe! >O3#5T ope!ating in the active !egion is
app!o@iately given &y
iD1 nCo@
R S
2
: 9th 0# 0#
V v
L
W

whe!e Co@ is given &y 5+$922-0: and 61N6cell$ In each cell$ A


powe! >O3#5T is to &e designed to cond'ct a d!ain c'!!ent of 1)) A when /4311* / and the
th!eshold voltage /439th:10 /$ Ass'e 7 11 ic!on$ 6cell12) ic!ons8 and to@11))) angst!os$
9a: -ow any cells a!e !e+'i!ed fo! this >O3#5T<
9&: -ow 'ch c'!!ent is ca!!ied &y each cell<
22-11 A powe! >O3#5T with a &!ea,down !ating ?/D331;)) / 'st cond'ct 1) aps when on
with a a@i' on-state voltage /D38on10 /$ If the c'!!ent density in the >O3#5T 'st &e
liited to 2)) ACc
2
$ estiate the cond'cting a!ea which is !e+'i!ed$
22-12 6hat is the app!o@iate gate-so'!ce capacitance of the >O3#5T desc!i&ed in P!o&le 22-
1)< The gate o@ide is 1))) angst!os thic,$
22-1. A >O3#5T step-down conve!te! s'ch as shown in #ig$22-1) ope!ates at a switching
f!e+'ency of .) A-" with a *)G d'ty cycle at an a&ient tepe!at'!e of *)
o
C $ The powe! s'pply
/d11)) / and the load c'!!ent Io11)) A$ The f!ee-wheeling diode is ideal &'t a st!ay ind'ctance
of 1)) nanohen!ies is in se!ies with the diode$ The >O3#5T cha!acte!istics a!e listed &elow(
?/D3311*) /O TM8a@11*)
o
C O RA8M-a11
o
CCw O !D39on:1)$)1 oh
T!i1tfi1*) nsO t!s1tfs12)) nsO ID8a@112* A
Is the >O3#5T ove!st!essed in this application and if so$ how< ?e specific and +'antitative in
yo'! answe!$
22-10 Conside the >O3#5T step-down conve!te! ci!c'it shown in #ig$ 22-1)$ The voltage !ise
and fall ties$ t!s and tfs a!e significantly la!ge! than c'!!ent !ise and fall ties$ t!s and tfs
pa!tic'la!ly at la!ge! powe! s'pply voltage9X1)) /:$ ?!iefly e@plain why this is so$ Ass'e
that the val'es of Cgs and Cgd a!e constant and independent of /D3$ That Cgd11Cgd21Cgd8 and that
the f!ee-wheeling diode D8 is ideal$
2.-1 A thy!isto! is connected in se!ies with a load !esisto!
L
R and a %)--" sin'soidal voltage
so'!ce with an !s voltage of /$ A phase cont!ol ci!c'it is 'sed to set the t!igge! angle

so that
a specified ao'nt of powe! is delive!ed to the load $ The on-state voltage of the thy!isto! is given
&y 1$) 9 :
-) -)
V R i t = + whe!e
-)
R is the on-state !esistance of the thy!isto! and I9t: is the c'!!ent
flowing in the ci!c'it th!o'gh
L
R and the thy!isto!$ Develop an e@p!ession fo! the ave!age powe!
dissipated in the thy!isto! as a f'nction of the t!igge! angle

$
2.-2 In P!o&le 2.-18 1
L
R = and 22)
s
V V = $ The thy!isto! cha!acte!istics a!e listed &elow$
The thy!isto! 'st ope!ate in a&ient tepe!at'!es as high as
12) F

$ -ow 'ch powe! can &e


delive!ed to the load and what is the t!igge! angle<
)$))2
-)
R = ;))
RW% B-
V V V = =
9a@:
1)))

I =

9a@:
12*
&
" C =

)$1
& a
R CW

=

2.-. A c!'de estiate of the C


i t
d d liitation in a thy!isto! can &e o&tained f!o the following
odel$ Ass'e a gate-cathode st!'ct'!e s'ch as is shown if #ig$2.-1 fo! a phase cont!ol thy!isto!
and the !adi's of the cent!al gate is
o
r $ 6hen the c'!!ent &egins to !ise at t'!n-on8 it sta!ts o't in a
sall cond'cting a!ea of !adi's
o
r 8 and sp!eads !adially o'twa!d as is ill'st!ated in #ig$2.-;8 with
a velocity of
s
$ The c'!!ent !ises at a constant !ate C
i t
d d fo! a tie
t
t and the anode-cathode
voltage
91 :
* * &
V V t =
d'!ing the c'!!ent !ise inte!val$
If it is ass'ed that all of the powe! dissipated in the thy!isto! d'!ing the t!ansient goes into
!aising the tepe!at'!e
t
" of the t'!ned-on a!ea and none gets to the heat sin,8 then the
tepe!at'!e !ise
t
" is given &y

1
)
1
9 :
t
t
v
" P t dt
C
=

6he!e
v
C is the specific heat of silicon and P9t: is the instantaneo's powe! dissipation in the
t'!n-on a!ea$ Ass'ing the following n'e!ical val'es 8 find the a@i' allowa&le
dv
dt
$
9a@:
1)))
1)) C
)$*
2)
12*
*
s
o
f
&
V V
m s
r cm
t s
" C

=
=
=
=
=

2.-0 A odification to the &asic st!'ct'!e of a thy!isto! has &een p!oposed that consists of p'tting
an
n

laye! &etween the


1
p and
1
n laye!s shown in #ig$2.-.a$ This eans that a p'nch-th!o'gh
st!'ct'!e has &een set 'p fo! M'nction
2
. when it is !eve!se &iased$ 5@plain the advantages and
disadvantages this st!'ct'!e wo'ld have on the thy!isto! cha!acte!istics$
2.-* A thy!isto! is not copletely latched in the on-stage 'ntil the plasa has sp!ead ac!oss the
enti!e c!oss section of the device$ If the thy!isto! of P!o&le 2.-. has a diaete! of ; c8 how
long does it ta,e to !elia&ly &e latched in the on-state <
2.-% 6hy can thy!isto!s &e ade to have la!ge! c'!!ent-ca!!ying capa&ilities in the on-state than
?UTs < Answe! +'alitatively 'sing siple diag!as to e@plain$
2.-2 The doping levels in the siplified thy!isto! st!'ct'!e shown in #ig$2.-.a a!e
1= .
1
1) p cm

= 8
1
< n = 8
12 .
2
1) p cm

= 8 and
1= .
2
1) n cm

= $
9a: 6hat sho'ld &e the app!o@iate thic,ness and doping density of the
1
n laye! if
2)))
B-
BV V = <
9&: App!o@iately estiate the !e+'i!ed e@cess ca!!ie! lifetie in the n1 !egion$
9c: The thy!isto! is to ca!!y a a@i' c'!!ent of 2)))A with a a@i' voltage d!op ac!oss the
d!ift !egion 9n1 !egion: of 2 volts$ 5stiate the !e+'i!ed c!oss-sectional cond'cting a!ea of the
thy!isto!$
2.-; A thy!isto! ca!!ying a a@i' on-state c'!!ent of .))) A is designed so that the a@i'
c'!!ent density is 2)) AC
2
cm
$ The cathode and gate st!'ct'!es &oth occ'py the sae side of the
silicon wafe! s'ch as is shown in #ig$2.-1$ The cathode occ'pies %*G of the a!ea and the gate
occ'pies .*G$ 5stiate the total silicon wafe! a!ea !e+'i!ed fo! this thy!isto! and e@p!ess the a!ea
as the diaete! of an e+'ivalent ci!c'la! a!ea$
2.-= A thy!isto! has an effective cond'ction a!ea of 1)
2
cm
and a &!ea,ove! c'!!ent of *) A$
The doping levels a!e
1= .
1
1) p cm

= 8
10 .
1
1) n cm

= 8
12 .
2
1) p cm

= 8and
1= .
2
1) n cm

=
$App!o@iately estiate the
dv
dt
!ating of this thy!isto!$
2*-1 P-channel >O3#5Ts !e+'i!e a&o't th!ee ties the a!ea on a silicon wafe! to achieve a
pe!fo!ance copa!a&le to an n-channel >O3#5T $ -oweve! 8 p-channel I4?Ts have the sae
a!ea as n-channel I4?Ts8 what a!e the !easons fo! the diffe!ences &etween the I4?T &ehavio! and
>O3#5T &ehavio! <
2*-2 D'!ing t'!n-off$ The d!ain c'!!ent in an I4?T will e@hi&it diffe!ent &ehavio!s depending on
whethe! the ca!!ie! lifetie in the d!ift !egion is longe! o! sho!te!$ P'alitatively s,etch the d!ain
c'!!ent ve!s's tie d'!ing t'!n-off fo! a sho!t-lifetie I4?T and fo! a long-lifetie I4?T and
e@plain the !eason fo! the diffe!ences$
2*-. A p'nch-th!o'gh I4?T will have a highe! o'tp't !esistance in the active !egion 9flatte!
d ds i v

c'!ves in the active !egion: than a non-p'nch-th!o'gh I4?T$ 5@plain why$


2*-0 5stiate the fo!wa!d and !eve!se &!ea,down voltages of the I4?T shown in flag$2*-1$ The
doping levels a!e
1
1 1= .
1) p n cm

= =
8
1
12 .
1) p cm

=
8
1 10 .
1) n cm

=
$ The length
9diension pa!allel to the c'!!ent flow di!ection: of the d!ift !egion is 2*
m
$
2*-* An I4?T and a >O3#5T$ ?oth n-channel devices 8 a!e designed to &loc, voltages as la!ge as
2*) volts in the off-state$ The effective cond'cting a!ea of &oth devices is 2
2
cm
$ If the on-state
voltage is liited to . / o! less8 estiate the on-state c'!!ent each device can cond'ct$ Use
1% .
1)
b
n cm

= as the e@cess ca!!ie! density at which the o&ilities and ca!!ie! lifetie &egin to
dec!ease with inc!easing ca!!ie! density$
2*-% A p'nch-th!o'gh 9PT: I4?T and a non-p'nch-th!o'gh 9NPT: I4?T a!e each designed to
&loc, 12)) / and &oth have the sae effective cond'cting a!ea in the on-state$ 5stiate the
!elative on-state c'!!ent capa&ility of each device ass'ing that &oth devices have the sae on-
state voltage$
2*-2 An I4?T can tole!ate an ove!c'!!ent of conside!a&le agnit'de if its d'!ation is not too long$
Advantage can &e ta,en of this cha!acte!istic in soe ci!c'it designs$ App!o@iately estiate the
ove!c'!!ent capa&ility of an I4?T !ated at 1)))
dss
BV V = $ Ass'e an effective cond'cting a!ea
of )$2*
2
cm
8 an ove!c'!!ent d'!ation of 1) ic!oseconds8 and a a@i' M'nction tepe!at'!e
of .)) C

$ Use
1%
&
1) n = c
-.
as was s'ggested in P!o&le 2*-* $ -int( Recall that
d' d" C
V
= 8 whe!e
= d'
inc!ease in heat ene!gy8 = d" tepe!at'!e inc!ease8 and =
V
C
specific heat pe! 'nit vol'e$
2*-; Conside! an I4?T and a >O3#5T with the sae
dss
BV !ating and the sae on-state c'!!ent
!ating$ 6hich device has the salle! val'es of
$s
C
and
$d
C
and why<
2*-= An I4?T ci!c'it od'le coplete with its own d!ive ci!c'it has &een ade with the
following pe!fo!ance specifications(
;))
D#%
V V = 1*)
D%
I =
;))
ds
dv V
dt s
<

9 :
)$.
on d on ri fv
t t t t s = + + =

9 :
)$2*
off d off ri fv
t t t t s = + + =
This od'le is to &e 'sed in a step-down conve!te! ci!c'it with a diode-claped ind'ctive load$
In this ci!c'it the f!ee-wheeling diode is ideal8 the dc s'pply voltage is 2))
d
V V = 8 the load
c'!!ent 1))
o
I = 8 and the switching f!e+'ency is *) ,-" with a *)G d'ty cycle$ Dete!ine if
the I4?T od'le is ove!st!essed$
2%-1 Const!'ct an e+'ivalent ci!c'it fo! the powe! U#5T 9no!ally-on 3IT: siila! to the
e+'ivalent ci!c'it of the >O3#5T that can &e 'sed fo! estiating switching ties in ci!c'it
applications$ Ass'e that the U#5T is wo!,ing in the t!iode ode$
2%-2 Design a siple d!ive ci!c'it fo! the no!ally-on #CT$ Conside! an a!!angeent of a
>O3#5T in se!ies with the cathode of the #CT$ P'alitatively desc!i&e the ope!ation of the ci!c'it
and coent on the !e+'i!ed cha!acte!istics of the >O3#5T$
2%-. Conside! a powe! diode s'ch as is shown in #ig$ 2)-1$ The diode is to &e fa&!icated in
galli' a!senide and silicon$ And &oth diodes a!e to have the sae on-state voltage d!op and
!eve!se-&loc,ing capa&ility$ 6hich ate!ial can have the sho!te! ca!!ie! lifetie and &y how
'ch<
2%-0 App!o@iately how thic, does an ins'lating laye! of silicon dio@ide 'sed in a high-voltage
IC have to &e in o!de! to hold off 1)))/<
2%-* An N->CT has 1) cells$ The O##-#5T can cond'ct 1* A &efo!e the d!ain-so'!ce voltage
e+'als )$2 /$ 6hat on-state c'!!ent can &e t'!ned off in this >CT<
2%-% Ass'e the >CT in P!o&le 2%-* is a P->CT &'t is othe!wise identical$ 6hat is the
a@i' cont!olla&le >CT c'!!ent<
2%-2 3how that the specific on-state !esistance of a 3chot,y Diode is given &y
Ass'e that the only significant !esistance coes f!o the d!ift !egion of the diode$
2%-; Use the !es'lt of P!o&le 2%-2 to copa!e the specific on-state !esistance of 3chott,y diodes
fa&!icated f!o 3i$ 4aAs$ 3iC$ And diaond$ Ass'e ?/?D1*))/ in all cases$
2%-= 6hich of the seicond'cto! ate!ials listed in Ta&le 2%-1 is ost s'ited fo! devices which
'st ope!ate at elevated tepe!at'!es$ 5@plain on the &asis of f'ndaental physical p!ope!ties and
not on the &asis of c'!!ent fa&!ication technology$ ?e specific and +'antitative whe!e possi&le$
2%-1) 5val'ate 5+s$ 2)-1 and 2)-. n'e!ically fo! 4aAs$ 3iC$ And diaond$
2%-11 Diodes having &!ea,down voltages of 2)) / a!e to &e fa&!icated with 4aAs$ 3iC$ And
diaond$ 7ist in ta&'la! fo! the doping level and d!ift !egion of the diodes fa&!icated with each
ate!ial$
2%-12 Diodes with identical c!oss-sectional a!eas a!e fa&!icated in 3i$ 4aAs$ 3iC$ And diaond$
6hen 'sed in the sae ci!c'it$ 5ach diode dissipates 2)) watts$ In the 3i diode8 the M'nction
!eaches 1*)
o
C$ 6hat is the M'nction tepe!at'!e in the 3iC$ 4aAs$ And diaond diodes< Fo' ay
ass'e that all of the diodes a!e o'nted the sae way and that case tepe!at'!e fo! each diode
is *)
o
C$
2%-1. Conside! the U#5T shown if #ig$ 2%-1$ The diensions shown in the fig'!e have the val'es
given &elow(
611)' O
The doping levels a!e
2%-10 #o! the U#5T desc!i&ed in P!o&le 2%-1.$ ass'e that the!e a!e 2; P
-
gate !egions of depth
61 2)) ' 9diension pe!pendic'la! to the plane of the d!awing:$ #'!the! ass'e that the P
H
!egions a!e each 1) ' wide 9diension pa!allel to the :
2%-1* App!o@iately estiate the &loc,ing voltage capa&ility of the U#5T desc!i&ed in P!o&le
2%-1.$
PART % PRACTICA7 CON/5RT5R D53I4N CON3ID5RATION3
22-1 Conside! the step-down conve!te! ci!c'it shown in #ig$ 20-. witho't the t'!n-on sn'&&e!$
The DC inp't voltage /d is *)) /$ the load c'!!ent Io1*))A8 and the switching f!e+'ency is 1
,-"$ The f!ee-wheeling diode has a !eve!se-!ecove!y tie t!!11)'s $ The 4TO has a c'!!ent fall
tie tft11's a a@i' !eapplied voltage !ate dvCdt1 *)/C's $ and a a@i' cont!olla&le
anode c'!!ent Ia1 1)))A$
9a: #ind the app!op!iate val'es fo! !esistance Rs and capacitance Cs fo! the t'!n-off sn'&&e!
ci!c'it$
9&: 5stiate the powe! dissipated in the sn'&&e! !esistance$
22-2 The 4TO in the ci!c'it of P!o&le 22-1 is to &e p!otected &y a t'!n-on sn'&&e! ci!c'it s'ch
as is shown in #ig$20-.$ The a@i' !ate of !ise of the anode c'!!ent$ diACdt$ Is .)) AC's$ #ind
app!op!iate val'es fo! the ind'ctance and !esistance$
22-. De!ive the e+'ation 95+$ 22-*: fo! the a@i' ove!voltage ac!oss a p'!ely capacitive
sn'&&e!$
22-0 Conside! the fly&ac, conve!te! ci!c'it shown in #ig$ 22-% $The inp't voltage is 1))/ as is the
DC o'tp't voltage$ The t!ansfo!e! has a 1(1 t'!ns !atio and a lea,age ind'ctance of 1) '-$ The
t!ansisto!$ 6hich can &e conside!ed as an ideal switch$ Is d!iven &y a s+'a!e wave with a *)G
d'ty cycle$ The sn'&&e! !esistance is "e!o$ The diode has a !eve!se-!ecove!y tie of )$.'s$
9a: D!aw an e+'ivalent ci!c'it s'ita&le fo! sn'&&e! design calca'lations$
9&: #ind the val'e of sn'&&e! capacitance C that will liit the pea, ove!voltage to 2$* ties the
DC o'tp't voltage$
22-* Repeat P!o&le 22-0 with a !esistance R incl'ded in the sn'&&e! ci!c'it$ #ind &oth the val'e
of sn'&&e! capacitance and opti' val'e of sn'&&e! !esistance$
22-% 5stiate the powe! dissipated in the sn'&&e! !esistance fo'nd in P!o&le 22-0 if the s+'a!e-
wave switching f!e+'ency is 2) ,-"$
22-2 Conside! the step-down conve!te! ci!c'it of #ig$ 22-10 with a p'!ely capacitive sn'&&e!
having C 1 C $ Ass'e I 12*A$ and inp't voltage /d12))/$ and a !eve!se-!ecove!y tie t!!1)$2
's fo! the f!ee-wheeling diode$
9a: Calc'late the !ed'ction in the t'!n-off losses in the ?UT d'e to the 'se of sn'&&e! capacito!$
Ass'e a switching f!e+'ency of 2),-" and a c'!!ent fall tie tf of )$0 's$
9&: Calc'late the inc!ease in ?UT losses d'!ing t'!n-on d'e to C$ Ass'e that d'!ing the t'!n-on
dicCdt1*)AC's$
22-; Repeat P!o&le 22-2 22-2 &'t now 'se a pola!i"ed Rs-Cs sn'&&e! s'ch as is shown in
#ig$22-12$
22-= >odify the single-phase line f!e+'ency diode !ectifie! in #ig$ 22-;a &y !eplacing the diodes
with thy!isto!s$ Replacing Cdc &y a DC c'!!ent so'!ce of val'e I8 and conside! the th!ee ind'cto!s
in se!ies with the %) -" so'!ce / as a single st!ay ind'ctance of val'e 7$ Ass'e that the line
voltage is 2.) / !s$%) -" and that the st!ay line ind'ctance 7 has a agnit'de given &y w7
1)$)*9/CI: whe!e /s is the !s phase voltage and I is the !s val'e of the f'ndaental ha!onic
of the phase c'!!ent$ The thy!isto!s have a !eve!se !ecove!y tie of 1) 's$
9a: 5@plain how a single se!ies RC ci!c'it connected ac!oss the line will se!ve as a t'!n-off
sn'&&e! fo! all fo'! thy!isto!s$
9&: De!ive e+'ations fo! the p!ope! val'es of sn'&&e! capacitance C and sn'&&e! !esistance R as
f'nctions of /8I t!! and othe! ci!c'it pa!aete!s given a&ove$
9c: #ind val'es fo! C and R that will liit the ove!voltage to 1$. ties the pea, line voltage$
22-1) The t'!n-off sn'&&e! fo! a thy!isto! does not incl'de a diode as it does fo! the ?UT and
>O3#5T$ 5@plain why$
22-11 An I4?T ci!c'it od'le coplete with its own d!ive ci!c'it!y has &een ade with the
following pe!fo!ance specifications( /ds1;))/ 8Id11*)A8d/dsCdtQ;))/C's8 ton1td9on:
HtfvHt!i1)$.'s$ toff1td9off:HtfiHt!v1)$2*'s$ This od'le is to &e 'sed in a step-down conve!te!
ci!c'it$ In this ci!c'it the f!ee-wheeling diode is ideal$ The DC s'pply voltage /d12))/$ the load
c'!!ent Io11))A8 and the switching f!e+'ency is *),-" with a *)G d'ty cycle$
9a: 3how that a t'!n-off sn'&&e! is needed fo! the I4?T$
9&: Design a t'!n-off sn'&&e! that will p!oved a facto! of safety of 2 to dvdsCdt$
2;-1 A >O3#5T is to &e 'sed in a step-down conve!te! ci!c'it$ The powe! s'pply voltage
d
/
fo! the ci!c'it is 1))/8 and the load c'!!ent 1)) I
o
= A$ Tote-pole d!ive ci!c'it of #ig$ 2;-%& is
'sed to d!ive the >O35#T$ The ?UTs can &e conside!ed as ideal switches$ Coplete the design of
the d!ive ci!c'it &y specifying the val'es o! a !ange of val'es fo!
+ 00
V 8
00
V and
0
R $ The
!ate of !ise and fall of
D#
v 8 dt dv
D#
'st &e liited to *)) /C
s
o! salle!$ The >O3#5T
pa!aete!s a!e
1))) =
$s
C
p#
0)) =
$d
C
p# 2)) =
D%
I A
2)
9a@:
=
0#
V
/
2)) =
D##
BV /
0
: 9
=
th 0#
V
/ %) =
D
I A at 2 =
0#
V /
2;-2 The step-down conve!te! of #ig$ 2;-1% eploys an #CT with a &loc,ing gain$

$ of 0)$ The
load c'!!ent 2)) =
o
I A and the dc inp't voltage 1))) =
d
V /
9a: 6hat sho'ld &e the val'es of
1 0
R and
2 0
R in o!de! to ens'!e p!ope! ope!ation of the
#CT< Ass'e = + % R R
0 0
1
2 1
and incl'de a 25 facto! of safety in the &loc,ing voltage
capa&ility of the ci!c'it$
9&: Desc!i&e the cha!acte!istics the >O3#5T in this ci!c'it sho'ld have8 incl'ding &!ea,down
voltage and a@i' ave!age c'!!ent capa&ility$
2=-1 Calc'late the the!al !esistance of c'&es with the sae vol'e as the heat sin,s given in
#ig$ 2=-%$ Copa!e the calc'lated
cube
R
$
with the

R given in the fig'!e$ 5@plain why heat


sin, n'&e! = is only a little &ette! than a c'&e8 while heat sin, n'&e! 1 is 'ch &ette!$
2=-2 #ind the val'e of
conv
R
$
8 ass'ing 1)) = " and A11)
2
8 fo! * $ 1 =
vert
d 8 and 2)
$ Plot a g!aph of the !es'lts$
2=-. #ind the val'e of
conv
R
$
8 ass'ing * $ 1 =
vert
d and A11)
2
8 fo!
"
1%)8 ;)8 and
12) $ Plot a g!aph of the !es'lts$
2=-0 #ind the val'e of
conv
R
$
8 ass'ing 12) =
s
" and A11)
2
8 fo!
a
" 11)8 2)8 and
0) $ Plot a g!aph of the !es'lts$
2=-* #ind the val'e of
conv
R
$
8 ass'ing
a
" 10) and A11)
2
8 fo!
s
" 1;)8 1))8 and
10) $ Plot a g!aph of the !es'lts$
2=-% A >O3#5T 'sed in a step-down conve!te! has an on-state loss of *)6 and a switching loss
given &y 1)
-.
fs 9in watts: whe!e fs is the switch f!e+'ency in he!t"$ The M'nction-to-case the!al
!esistance R
$Mc

is 1C6 and the a@i' M'nction tepe!at'!e
a@ $ &
"
is 1*) $Ass'ing the
case tepe!at'!e is *),estiate the a@i' allowa&le switching f!e+'ency$
2=-2 The >O3#5T of p!o&le 2=-% is o'nted on a heat sin, and the a&ient tepe!at'!e
a
"
1.* $If the switching f!e+'ency is 2*,-" 8what is the a@i' allowa&le val'e of the case-to-
a&ient the!al !esistance
ca
R
$
of the heat sin,$Ass'e all othe! pa!aete!s given in P!o&le
2=-% !eain the sae e@cept the case tepe!at'!e which can change$
.)-1 A co!e s'ch as shown in #ig$ .)-* is ade f!o agnetic steel lainations whose o'te!
diensions a!e 0 on a side and whose inne! diensions 9the winding windows: a!e 2 on a
side$ The lainations a!e )$2* thic, and the stac,ing facto! is )$=*$ #o!ty s'ch lainations a!e
'sed to a,e the co!e$ The !esistivity of the co!e cm
core
= .) and the !elative
pe!ea&ility is =))$ An ind'cto! winding wo'nd on the co!e p!od'ce!s a sin'soidal fl'@ density
* $ )
Z
= B
T at a f!e+'ency of 1))-"$
9a: 6hat is the s,in depth in the co!e<
9&: 6hat a!e the total ave!age co!e losses d'e to the eddy c'!!ent<
.)-2 Ass'e that the a@i' s'!face tepe!at'!e
s
" of the co!e of P!o&le .)-1 cannot
e@ceed 1)) and that the a&ient

" neve! e@ceed 0)$ >odel the co!e as a solid !ectang'la!


pa!allelpiped whose o'te! diensions a!e whose given in the p!evio's p!o&le and ass'e an
eissivity 51)$=$
9a: what a!e the a@i' allowa&le co!e losses pe! c'&ic centiete!<
9&: 6hat is the allowa&le
B
Z
at a f!e+'ency of ;)) -"<
.)-. 6hat is the !atio of ene!gy sto!ed in the ai! gap to the ene!gy sto!ed in the co!e of the
e@aple ind'cto! analy"ed 3ection .)-0< Ass'e a !elative pe!ea&ility 2)) =
r
fo! the
fe!!ite$
.)-0 Design an ite!ative t!ansfo!e! design p!oced'!e fo! the sit'ation whe!e a coplete co!e
data&ase is not availa&le$ 3how the design p!oced'!e flowcha!t and state !easona&le val'es fo! any
initial val'es of pa!aete!s to get the ite!ation la'nched$ Use the ind'cto! ite!ative design
p!oced'!e as a odel$
.)-* An ind'ctance of 2*) W- is needed fo! a powe! elect!onic conve!te! ope!ation at 1)) ,-"$ A
sin'soidal c'!!ent of * A !s a@i' flows th!o'gh the ind'cto!$ The only co!e availa&le is a
do'&le-5 co!e having a diension * $ 1 = and ade f!o .#. fe!!ite ate!ial$ The
a@i' s'!face tepe!at'!e 12*
s
"
and the a&ient .*

"
$ A co!e data&ase is
shown &elow$ 7it" wi!e is 'sed fo! the winding$
(cm)
2
(cm
2
)
core
(cm
2
)
2
V (cm
3
)
core
V (cm
3
)
sa
R

(C6:
1$* .$1* .$.; .0$1 0*$% .$0
9a: Dete!ine the a@i' ind'ctance
a@
L that can &e wo'nd on the co!e$
9&: Dete!ine the !e+'i!ed ai!-gap length

$
that will !es'lt in the a@i' co!e fl'@
density when the c'!!ent in the ind'cto! is a@i' 9* A !s:$ Ass'e fo'! dist!i&'ted
gaps$
.)-% /e!ity 5+$9.)-12a: fo! coppe! at 1))$ Ass'e
Cu
91)):12$2[1)
-;
Y-$
.)-2 3how that
Cu
91)):12*C f 9: whe!e
f
is in he!t"$
.)-; An ind'cto! that has winding loss and co!e loss can &e odeled with an e+'ivalent ci!c'it
consisting of an ind'ctance
L
in se!ies with a !esistance
R
$ #o! the e@aple ind'cto! e@ained
in 3ection .)-08 find the val'e of !esisto!
R
in the e+'ivalent ci!c'it$ Ass'e that c'!!ent in the
ind'cto! is at the a@i' val'e of 0 A !s$
.)-= 5stiate the +'ality facto!
'
of the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-;$ Ass'e a f!e+'ency of 1))
,-"8 the sae specified in 3ection .)-0$
.)-1) 6hat is the ac voltage ac!oss the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-; and .)-= at a f!e+'ency of 1))
,-"<
.)-11 An ind'cto! is 'sed in a ci!c'it that ca'ses the co!e fl'@ to have the waveshape shown in
#ig$ .)-1 with
2)) =
av$
B
T and
B
Z
1.))T$ The !ipple f!e+'ency is 0)) ,-" and co!e
ate!ial is .#. whose loss cha!acte!istic is shown in #ig$ .)-2$ #ind the specific powe! loss in the
ind'cto! co!e$
.)-12 Ass'e that the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-11 can &e odeled as a c'&e that is 2 c on each
side$ The ind'cto! is &lac, and has an eissivity of )$=$ #ind the s'!face tepe!at'!e
s
" of the
ind'cto! if the a&ient tepe!at'!e

" 10)$93eve!al ite!ations of ass'ing a t!ial val'e of


s
" 8 calc'lating
sa
R

8 and then calc'lating a co!!ected val'e of


s
" ay &e necessa!y$: Ass'e
sp 2 sp c
P P
8 8
=
$
.)-1. The ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-11 is 'sed in a diffe!ent ci!c'it that ca'ses a fl'@ density
: sin9 : 9 t B t B = with .)) = B T and the f!e+'ency
f
11)) ,-"$ The ind'cto! can still &e
odeled as a c'&e as was done in P!o&le .)-12$
9a: #ind the specific co!e loss
core sp
P
8
$
9&: The s'!face tepe!at'!e
s
" is to &e held at =) when the a&ient tepe!at'!e

" 1.)$
The ind'cto! can &e o'nted on a heat sin,8 if necessa!y8 to p!ovide an additional heat flow path
to ,eep the ind'cto! tepe!at'!e at =)$ Dete!ine if the heat sin, is needed and if so8 what the
the!al !esistance of the heat sin, sho'ld &e$
.)-10 An ind'cto! is 'sed in a ci!c'it that ca'ses the a@i' ind'cto! c'!!ent to &e ; =
rms
I A
9sine wave:$ The ind'cto! is identical to that disc'ssed in 3ection .)-0 e@cept that the n'&e! of
t'!ns .. = ) and the coppe! a!ea
Cu
112;
2
$ 6hat is the val'e of the ind'ctance
L
<
Ass'e that the sae type of cond'cto! is 'sed in &oth ind'cto!s$
.)-1* An ind'cto! is to &e designed to have a val'e 1*) = L W#$ The c'!!ent th!o'gh the
ind'cto! is to &e 0 =
rms
I A 9sine wave: at a f!e+'ency of 1)) ,-"$ The ind'cto! is wo'nd on the
sae co!e 9 1 = c: as was 'sed in the e@aple of 3ection .)-0$ Ass'e that the ai!-gap length

$
!eains constant at the val'e

$
1. fo'nd in 3ection .)-0$ #ind the !e+'i!ed
n'&e! of t'!ns ) $
.)-1% Ass'e that the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-1* has the sae s'!face a!ea as the ind'cto!
disc'ssed in 3ection .)-08 the sae a@i' s'!face tepe!at'!e of 1))8 and that the ave!age
length of each t'!n is the sae as the ind'cto! of 3ection .)-0$ If the powe! dissipated in the
winding 12 $ . =
2
P 6 fo! the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-1*8 find the following(
9a: The c'!!ent density in the winding of the new ind'cto!$
9&: The !atio of the coppe! weight in the new ind'cto! to that of the ind'cto! of 3ection .)-0$
.)-12 The ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-1* dissipates a total powe! . $ % =
tot
P 6$ The c'!!ent
0 =
rms
I A 9sine wave: at a f!e+'ency of 1)) ,-"$ #ind the following(
9a: The c'!!ent density in the winding of the new ind'cto!$
9&: The !atio of the coppe! weight in the new ind'cto! to that of the ind'cto! of 3ection .)-0$
.)-1; The ai!-gap length

$
fo! the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-1* is !ed'ced to ,eep the co!e
fl'@
core
B
Z
constant at 122 T$ #ind the n'&e! t'!ns ) now needed to !eali"e an ind'ctance
1*) = L W-$
.)-1= Ass'e that the ind'cto! of P!o&le .)-1; has the sae s'!face a!ea as the ind'cto! of
3ection .)-0 and the sae tepe!at'!e diffe!ence
a s
" " $ #ind the following(
.)-2) An ind'cto! is to &e ade 'sing an do'&le-5 co!e siila! to that in #ig$ .)-% whe!e
a d * $ 1 = $ -oweve!8 the window diensions
a a
b h * $ 2 = a!e independent of a$ Ass'e
a Cu
) 2 $ ) = whe!e
2
* $ 2
a a
b = is the window a!ea$ The a@i' c'!!ent density
2* $ % =
rms
. AC
2
8 the pea, fl'@ density 2 $ ) =
ac
B 6&C8 the ind'ctance . $ ) = L -8 and
the a@i' c'!!ent in the ind'cto! is 0 A !s 9sine wave:$
9a: #ind
a
b and
a
h as f'nctions of the n'&e! of t'!ns ) $
9&: #ind a and d as f'nctions of the n'&e! of t'!ns ) $
9c: #ind
2
V and
core
V as f'nctions of ) $
9d: Plot
core 2
V V + as f'nctions of ) $ #o! what val'e of ) is the total vol'e a ini'<
9e: Ass'e that the cost of the 97it": winding coppe! ate!ial pe! 'nit vol'e is twice the cost of
the co!e ate!ial pe! 'nit vol'e$ #o! what val'e of ) is the cost of the ind'cto! ate!ial 9co!e
pl's winding: a ini'<
.)-21 The o&Mective of this p!o&le is to show that the volt-ape!e !ating of a t!ansfo!e!8 given
&y 5+$ .)-**8 is app!o@iately a a@i' when the powe! dissipation density in the t!ansfo!e!
is 'nifo!8 that is8 when
sp 2
P
8
e+'als
sp core
P
8
$ This !es'lt also applies to ind'cto!s$
9a: 3how that
cu 2 2 " rms
k C V P . C : 1 9 = whe!e
n
V is the winding vol'e and
n
C is a
n'e!ical constant$
9&: 3how that
0 $ ) . $$ 1
R C S f VC P B
C " ac
= whe!e
core
V is the co!e vol'e$
c
C is a
n'e!ical constant8
"
c
P
P
=
8 and
c
P is the powe! dissipated in the co!e$
9c: Use the !es'lts of pa!ts 9a: and 9&: to show that # is a a@i' when 00 $ ) = $
9d: 4!aph
a@
C : 9 # # fo! )$1QVQ)$=$ #o! what !ange of V is the !atioX)$=8 that is8 fo! what
!ange of V is : 9 # X)$=
a@
# <
9e: 6hat is V and
sp c sp 2
P P
8 8
C
fo! the t!ansfo!e! designed in 3ection .)-=-.<
.)-22 In the disc'ssion of the t!ansfo!e! design p!oced'!e8 two seeingly diffe!ent ways of
finding the !e+'i!e c!oss-sectional a!ea$
pri Cu

8
of the winding cond'cto!s we!e p!esented 95+s$
.)-.2a and .)-.;:$ Deonst!ate that these two ways a!e e+'ivalent &y showing that each ethod
yields the sae val'es fo! the a!eas$ 9-int( !ecall that t!ansfo!e! is designed s'&Mect to the
const!aint of the volt-ape!e p!od'ct$:
.)-2. An e+'ivalent ci!c'it fo! a t!ansfo!e! is given in #ig$ .-21&$ #ind n'e!ical val'es fo! the
coponents of this ci!c'it 'sing the t!ansfo!e! designed in 3ection .)-=-.8 which 'ses solid
!ectang'la! cond'cto!s$ 3plit the lea,age ind'ctance into two e+'al val'es and ass'e 2)) =
r

fo! the fe!!ite co!e$


.)-20 Repeat P!o&le .)-2. fo! the t!ansfo!e! wo'nd with 7it" wi!e$
.)-2* The t!ansfo!e! designed in 3ection .)-=-. is to &e 'sed at a f!e+'ency of .)) ,-"$
Othe!wise all othe! inp't elect!ical pa!aete!s !eain the sae$ 6hat will &e the tepe!at'!e
s
"
of the t!ansfo!e!< Ass'e 7it" wi!e is 'sed fo! the wingdings<

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