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    MIT OpenCourseWarehttp://ocw.mit.edu

    6.334 Power Electronicsprin! "##$

    %or in&ormation a'out citin! these materials or our Terms o& (se) *isit: http://ocw.mit.edu/terms .

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    Chapter 1 Introduction and Analysis

    Methods

    1.1 Switching Power Electronics

    Read Chapter 1 of Principles of Power Electronics !S"# $y %. &. !assa'ian(M.

    ). Schlecht( and &. C. "erghese( Addison*+esley( 1,,1.

    -inear Regulator

    io

    + Vx

    + + Vin

    Vo

    )igure 1.1 -inear Regulator

    Control /0 such that "o "o(RE) Si2ple( accurate( high*$andwidth( $ut 13

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    Pdiss ;/0io Pin "oio

    "inio "o

    1.3#"in

    ? "in 1@/( "o@/> B 1.#

    )or eDciency we will consider switching power con/erters

    q(t) + VoVin 0 1 q(t) + DT T v(t) = dVin

    )igure 1.3 Considering Switching Power Con/ertor

    Add ltering

    675E 7nly lossless ele2ents. -( C energy storage#.

    9se se2iconductors as switches. Switches Floc' "( carry I( $ut 675 at the

    sa2e ti2eG

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    1.3. A6A-:SIS 5EC46IH9ES

    + + +

    +Vin

    Vo Vx

    v(t)

    Vx ~ dVin

    + + Vin

    Vo

    )igure 1. Add )iltering

    1.3 Analysis 5echniues

    1.3.1 Methods of Assu2ed States

    Se2iconductor switches are typically not fully controlla$le. -etJs consider how

    to analyKe a switching circuit in ti2e do2ain

    Si2ple Rectier

    E0a2ple tri/ial $ut funda2ental#

    Vd

    +

    id+

    Vo

    VsSin(t)

    )igure 1.L Si2ple Rectier 8iodes 9ncontrolled

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    Cannot sustain negati/e Current will turn oN# id Vd

    )igure 1.@ 8iode

    5he 2ethod of assu2ed states allows us to gure out which unOse2i*

    controlled switches are on as a function of ti2e.

    1. Assu2e a state onOoN# for all unOse2i*controlled switches.

    3. Calculate /oltages and currents in the syste2 linear circuit theory#.

    . See if any switch conditions are /iolated e.g.( on diode has negati/ecurrent and oN diode has positi/e /oltage.#

    L. If no /iolations( then done( else if /iolation assu2e a new set of states go$ac' to step 1.

    Vd

    +

    id+

    Vo

    VsSin(t)

    )igure 1. Si2ple Rectier1.3. A6A-:SIS 5EC46IH9ES @ If "s sinQt#< = and we assu2e diode oN

    /d < =( since this is notpossi$le

    diode 2ust $e on during this condition.

    If "s sinQt# ; = and we assu2e diodeon

    id ; =( since this is notpossi$le

    diode 2ust $e oN during this condition.

    "s sinQt# < = diode on