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ElectronicCircuitII
Chap3PowerElectronics
DCDCConverters
Instructor:
AjayKumarKadel
KathmanduEngineeringCollege
CourseHomepage
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DCDCconverters
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DCDCConversion
Choppers:Convertstheunregulated
unregulatedDCinput
DCinput
toacontrolledDCoutput
controlledDCoutput withadesired
voltagelevel
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DCDCconversioncontd
Earlier,DCDCconverterswerecalledchoppers
Inmodernpowerelectronics,chopperrefers
tohighpowerDCDCconverters&SMPS
(switchingregulators)referstolowpowerDC
DCconverters
ApplicationsofDCDCconverters:
Applications of DCDC converters:
Switchedmodepowersupply(SMPS),DCmotor
control,batterychargers
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LinearRegulatorsReview
Earlier,thelinearregulatorsweretheonly
reliablemethodstomeetalldcrequirements
li bl
th d t
t ll d
i
t
LinearRegulatorProblems
itssizeandweight
Largepowerdissipation&Lowefficiency
Limitedtolowpowerapplications
Limited to low power applications
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Example(LinearRegulator)
Transistoroperated
in linear or active
inlinearoractive
region
Outputvoltage,
Vo=VinVce
High
Highpowerlossin
power loss in
BJT
Lowefficiency
EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT
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SwitchingRegulators
Cameintoexistencewiththeadventofpower
semiconductor devices
semiconductordevices
thesemiconductordevicesareeitherfullyswitchedonor
fullyswitchedoff
Lowpowerconsumptionduetolowervoltagedropacross
thesemiconductordevice
g
c e cy
HighEfficiency
Swichedon/offathighfrequencysotherelativesize and
weight ofthecomponentsneededforitsdesignis
comparativelysmall
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SwitchingRegulatorscontd..
Transistoroperatedinswitched
mode
x Switchclosed:Fullyon
(
(saturated)
d)
x Switchopened:Fullyoff(cut
off)
x Whenswitchisopen,no
currentflowsthroughit
x Whenswitchisclosedno
voltagedropacrossit
Foranidealswitchpowerlossis
zerosinceP=VI
Practically,thelossisverysmall
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SwitchingRegulatorscontd...
Thehighvoltageripplecanbecontrolledbyplacinga
capacitoracrosstheload
The capacitor is large enough so that its voltage does not
Thecapacitorislargeenoughsothatitsvoltagedoesnot
haveanynoticeablechangeduringthetimetheswitchis
off
Circuitcanbeoptimizedbyplacinganinductorinseriesto
limitthecurrentrush
Problem: Sincethecurrentintheinductorcannot
changesuddenly,wehavetoprovideatleastonemore
switch,suchasafreewheelingdiode,toprovideapath
fortheinductorcurrentwhentheswitchisoff(open)
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SwitchingRegulatorscontd...
Insummary,agooddctodcconvertermayhave,an
inductor,acapacitor,afreewheelingdiodeandan
electronicswitch.
Theplacementoftheseelementsinacircuitdictatesthe
The placement of these elements in a circuit dictates the
performanceofthecircuit.
Thethreeconfigurationsthatutilizethesecircuitelements
are:
a) BuckConverter(loweringtheoutputvoltage,step
downapplication),
b) BoostConverter(raisingtheoutputvoltage,step
upapplication),and
c) BuckBoostConverter(loweringorraisingthe
outputvoltage,stepdownorstepupapplication)
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Choppers
DCDCconvertersusedinhighpowerapplications
Equivalenttotransformersinac
Byswitchingonlyafractionofpoweris
transferred
Classification
StepDownchopper
Step Down chopper
StepUpchopper
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StepDownChopper
i0
t=0
SW
+
VS
-
1 1
t
Va = v 0 dt = 1 Vs = kVs
T0
T
Average load current
Ia =
+
v0
v0
Vs
t1
t2
kT
0
i
Vs/R
Va kVs
=
R
R
t1
t2
kT
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StepDownChoppercontd..
rms output voltage
+
VS
12
1 kT 2
V0 = v 0 dt = k Vs
T 0
1
1
PIN = v 0idt =
T 0
T
kT
v 02
Vs2
=
dt
k
0 R
R
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i0
t=0
SW
+
v0
v0
Vs
t1
0
i
Vs/R
0
t2
kT
t1
T
t2
kT
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StepDownChoppercontd..
For lossy converter
kT
PIN =
1
1
Vsidt =
T 0
T
POUT =
1
T
kT
2
0
kT
v
1
0 R idt = T
Vs (Vs VSW )
V (V VSW )
dt = k s s
R
R
kT
Dutycyclecanbevariedfrom0to1byvaryingt1,Torf
OutputvoltageV0 canbevariedform0toVs byvaryingk
Powerflowcanbecontrolledby
Constantfrequencyoperation:forTiskeptconstantandt
f
i
f
i k
d 1 isvaried
i
i d
pulsewidthmodulation
Variablefrequencyoperation:t1 ort2 iskeptconstantandfisvaried.
Operationneedstobecarriedoutoverwiderange.Generatesharmonics
andunpredictablefrequencies
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StepDownChopper(withRLload)
Operationin2modes
Mode1 switchisclosed¤t
flows from supply to load (0 kT)
flowsfromsupplytoload(0kT)
Mode2 switchisopen¤t
continuestoflowthoughfreewheeling
diodeDM (kTT)
Assumecurrent&voltagerises/falls
linearly
Actuallycurrentrises/fallsexponentially
Actually current rises/falls exponentially
withtimeconstant=L/R
If isverylargecomparedtoswitching
periodT,linearassumptioncanbe
made
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i
+
t=0 +
SW
VS
v0
-
Vs
DM
L
E
v0
t1
t2
kT
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StepDownConverterWithRLLoad
For mode 1, 0 t t1 (= kT)
Vs
Prove
di
Vs = Ri1 + L 1 + E
dt
tR
tR
V E
(1 e L )
i1 (t) = I1e L + s
R
At t = t1 = kT i1 (t = t1 ) = I 2
t1
i1
VS
-
di 2
+E
dt
tR
tR
E
L
i 2 (t) = I 2 e + (1 e L ) Q i 2 (t = 0) = I 2
R
At t = t 2 = (1 k)T i 2 (t = t 2 ) = I3
I2
I1
i1
kT
i2
1-kT
kT
i2
R
DM
L
E
0 = Ri 2 + L
t2
kT
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v0
t
T
i
I2
i1
i2
kT
t
T
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StepDownConverterWithRLLoad
Attheendofmode2converteristurnedONagaininthenextcycle,after
timeT=t1+t2
UndersteadystateconditionI1=I3
I 2 = I1e
kTR
L
V E
+ s
(1 e
R
(1- k)TR
L
kTR
L
(1- k)TR
E
(1 e L )
R
Solving these two equations
I 3 = I1 = I 2 e
kTR
Vs e L 1 E
I1 = TR
R L
R
e 1
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kTR
Vs e L 1 E
I 2 = TR
R L
R
1
e
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StepDownConverterWithRLLoad
Peaktopeakcurrentisgivenby,I=I2I1
V 1- e
I = s
R
kTR
L
+e
TR
L
(1- k)TR
L
TR
1- e L
For maximum ripple,
d(I)
=0
k
Vs
TR kTR
TR (1-k)TR
L
0+
e
e L =0
+0
TR
L
L
R 1 - e L
kTR
(1- k)TR
TR kTR
TR (1-k)TR
e L
e L =0 e L =e L
L
L
k = 1 k k = 1
2
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StepDownConverterWithRLLoad
I max
I max =
V 1- e
= s
R
Vs
R
TR
2L
+e
1- e
TR
L
TR
L
TR
2L
V 1 - 2e 2fL + e
= s
R
R
1 - e fL
R
fL
R
1 - e 2fL
+ e 2fL
= Vs
= Vs 1 - e 2fL
R
2
R
R R 2 R
2fL
2fL
2fL
1
e
+
1 - e
1 - e
1 - 2e
R
2fL
R
R
4fL
R
4fL
e
e
sinh
V
= Vs
4fL = Vs ttanhh R
I max = s R R
R 4fL 4fL
R
R R
4fL
4fL
cosh
e e + e
4fL
V
for 4fL >> R tanh I max = s
4fL
R
4fL
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StepDownConverterWithRLLoad
Fordiscontinuouscurrentflow
lowfrequency,lowoutputcurrent&largeofftime
CurrentcontinuousifL/R>>TorLf>>T
FordiscontinuouscurrentI1=0
-tR
Vs E
i (t) =
(1 e L )
1
R
I2 =
kTR
Vs E
(1 e L )
R
- tR E
- tR
L
i (t) = I e
+ (1 e L ) for 0 t t
2
2
2
R
i 2 (t = t 2 ) = I 3 = I1 = 0
kTR
L RI 2 L Vs E
L
ln1 +
=
+
ln
1
1
e
R
E R
E
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t2 =
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StepUpConverter
Switchclosedfortimet1
Inductorcurrentrisesandenergyisstored
Switchopenfortimet2
Energytransferredtoloadthroughdiode
Energy transferred to load through diode
VoltageacrosstheinductorwhenONis
di
dt
Peak to peak current in the inductor is
V
I = s t1
L
Average output voltage
VL = L
V0 = Vs + L
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t
I
1
= Vs 1 + 1 = Vs
t2
1 k
t2
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+
Vs
-
iL
i
L
D1
VL
CL
Load
+
V0
-
i
I2
I1
5
i1
t1
i2
t2
V0/Vs
4
3
2
1
k
0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
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StepUpConverter
Capacitorconnectedoutputisaveraged
Voltagecanbevariedbyvaryingk
As k increases sensitivity decreases
Askincreasessensitivitydecreases
Convertercannotworkcontinuouslyfork=1
Canbeusedtotransfervoltageformonesource
toanother
Whenswitchisclosed(mode1)
di1
dt
V
i1 (t) = S t + I1 I1 Initial current for mode 1
L
The current must rise,
+
Vs
-
D1
VL
CL
Load
+
V0
-
V0/Vs
5
4
3
2
1
VS = L
iL
iL
i
L
+
E
D1
VL
di1
> 0 or VS > 0
dt
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StepUpConverter
Whenswitchisopen(mode2)
+
Vs
-
di
VS = L 2 + E
dt
V E
i 2 (t) = S
t + I 2 I 2 Initial current for mode 2
i
L
I
2
The current must fall for stable operation,
i1
di
I1
2 < 0 or VS < E
t1
dt
iL
i
L
+
E
D1
VL
i2
t2
kT
t
T
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StepUpConverterWithResistiveLoad
Whenswitchisclosed(mode1)
di1
dt
V
i1 (t) = S t + I1 for 0 t kT
L
V
I 2 = i1 (t = kT) = S kT + I1
L
VS = L
+
Vs
D1
VL
+
E-
i
I2
di 2
I1
+E
dt
tR
tR
V E
1 - e L + I 2 e L for 0 t (1 - k)T
i 2 (t) = S
i1
t1
VS = Ri 2 + L
I1 = i 2 (t = (1 - k)T) =
iL
i2
t2
(1- k)TR
(1- k)TR
VS E
1 - e L + I 2 e L
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StepUpConverterWithResistiveLoad
By solving the equations
+
Vs
(1- k)TR
L
V kT e
V E
I1 = S
+ S
(1- k)TR
L
R
1 e L
V kT
V E
1
I2 = S
+ S
(1- k)TR
L
R
1 e L
The ripple current is given by
V kT
I = I 2 -I1 = S
L
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iL
i
L
D1
VL
+
E-
i
I2
I1
i1
t1
i2
t2
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ChopperClassification
Onthebasisofpowerflow,i.e.onthebasisof
currentandvoltageflowschopperscanbe
dividedinto
Firstquadrantconverter(ClassA)
Secondquadrantconverter(ClassB)
First&secondquadrantconverter(ClassC)
Third&fourthquadrantconverter(ClassD)
Fourquadrantconverter(ClassE)
vL
-IL 0
IL i L
-IL
vL
-IL
iL
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iL
Second
vL
VL
IL i L
-VL
-VL
First & Second
VL
-IL 0
VL
IL
IL i L
First
vL
vL
VL
vL
VL
Four-quadrant
IL i L
-VL
Class D
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ChopperClassificationcontd..
FirstQuadrantConverter
Currentflowsintotheload
Voltage¤tpositive
Voltage & current positive
SingleQuadrantconverter
Actsasarectifier
iS
VS
iL
S1
+
VL
-
iL
I2
SecondQuadrantConverter
Currentflowsoutoftheload
Loadvoltagepositive
LoadCurrentNegative
SingleQuadrantconverter
Actsasaninverter
BatteryEispartoftheload
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I1
0
VL
VS
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kT
(1+k)T
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ChopperClassification
SecondQuadrantConverterOperation
WhenswitchS1 isONvoltageEdrives
currentthroughinductor
g
VoltageVL becomeszero
iS
iL
S1
VS
+
VL
-
iL
di
0 = L L + Ri L + E
dt
R
R
t
t
E
i L = I1e L 1 e L for 0 t kT
R
i L (t = 0) = I1 i L (t = kT) = I 2
I2
I1
0
VL
VS
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(1+k)T
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ChopperClassification
SecondQuadrantConverterOperation
WhenswitchS1 isOFFenergystoredin
inductorisreturnedtosupplyV
pp y S via
diodeD
iL
CurrentiL falls
iS
VS
iL
S1
+
VL
-
I2
di L
+ Ri L + E
I1
dt
0
R
R
t
t
V
E
1 e L for kT t T
i L = I 2e L S
VL
R
VS
i L (t = kT) = I 2
Steady-state
VS = L
i L (t = T) = I1 continuous current
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(1+k)T
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ChopperClassification
vL
S1
VS
D1
iL
VL
R
-IL 0
+
S2
VL
-
D2
IL i L
First&SecondQuadrantConverter
Loadcurrentiseitherpositiveornegative
Loadvoltageisalwayspositive
S1 &D
& D2 operateasfirstquadrantconverter
operate as first quadrant converter
S2 &D1 operateassecondquadrantconverter
Firingofbothswitchedmustnotoccurtogethertopreventshort
circuit
Canoperateasarectifierorinverter
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ChopperClassification
vL
VS
L
+
iL
VL
D1
E
-D
S1
S2
-IL
IL
0
iL
-V
VL
Third&FourthQuadrantConverter
Loadcurrentiseitherpositiveornegative
Loadvoltageisalwaysnegative
S1 &D2 operatetoyieldbothnegativevoltageandloadcurrent
WhenS1 isclosedanegativecurrentflowsthroughtheload
WhenS1 isopencurrentfreewheelsthoughtdiodeD2
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ChopperClassification
vL
VS
iL
D1
E
-D
VL
S1
S2
-IL
IL
0
iL
-V
VL
Third&FourthQuadrantConverter
S2 &D1 operatetoyieldnegativevoltageandpositiveload
current
WhenS
Wh S2 isclosedapositivecurrentflowsthroughtheload
i l d
iti
t fl
th
h th l d
WhenS2 isopencurrentfreewheelsthoughtdiodeD1
Thisisanegativetwoquadrantconverter
Canoperateasarectifierorinverter
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ChopperClassification
vL
VS
S1
iL
E
D2 +
VL
VL
D1
0
-S2
IL i L
-V
VL
Class D
ClassDConverter
Theloadvoltageisalwayspositive
Theloadcurrentiseitherpositiveornegative
S1 &S2 operatetoyieldpositivevoltageandloadcurrent
D1 &D2 operatetoyieldpositiveloadcurrentandnegative
voltage
Canoperateasarectifierorinverter
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ChopperClassification
S1
VS
S4
D1
D4
iL
+
R
VL
S3
E
- S
2
S1(modulating),
S4(modulating), D2 S2 (continuously ON)
D3
D2
S3(modulating),
(mod lating)
S2(modulating),
( d l ti ) D4
S4 (continuously ON)
D3, D4
S4, D2
FourQuadrantConverter
Loadcurrentiseitherpositiveornegative
Loadvoltageiseitherpositiveornegative
Onefirst&secondquadrantconverter
andonethird&fourthquadrant
converterjoinedtoformfourquadrant
converter
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S2, D4
D1, D2
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VL
Inverting Rectifying
VL+ve IL VL+ve IL
-ve
+ve
Rectifying Inverting
VL -ve
VL -ve IL
IL -ve
-ve
IL
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