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Solution - Tutorial 3

This document contains the solutions to tutorial questions for an advanced power electronics course. It includes: 1) Derivations of key equations for various converter topologies like buck, boost, and cuk converters. 2) Calculations of component values and operating conditions like duty cycle, inductance, capacitance, and switching frequency. 3) Explanations of the operating principles of zero-current switching and zero-voltage switching converters through analytical expressions and waveform diagrams.

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Solution - Tutorial 3

This document contains the solutions to tutorial questions for an advanced power electronics course. It includes: 1) Derivations of key equations for various converter topologies like buck, boost, and cuk converters. 2) Calculations of component values and operating conditions like duty cycle, inductance, capacitance, and switching frequency. 3) Explanations of the operating principles of zero-current switching and zero-voltage switching converters through analytical expressions and waveform diagrams.

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ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.

Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 1

SOLUTION OF TUTORIAL 3
QUESTION 1
(a)
0 2
1 d
V N
D
V N
= See lecture notes for derivation.
(b)
2
1 N = ;
1
2 N = ; 12
d
V V = ;
0
3.5 V V =
min
0.5( )
o
I A = ; 100
s
f kHz =
0 1
2
3.5 2
0.583
12 1
d
V N
D
V N
= = =
For CCM:
0
0
2
L
i V
I
R
A
s =
2
0
0 1
2
d
s
N
V V
V N
DT
L R

s
0 0
(1 )
2
s
D V V
T
L R

s
(1 ) (1 0.583) 3.5
14.6
2 2 100,000 0.5
s
D R
L H
f


> = =


(c) This topology requires no tertiary winding. Energy trapped in the magnetizing
winding and in the leakage flux are both returned to the DC source.
- The switching loss is twice as much as in a single-ended converter.



ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 2

QUESTION 2
216
d
V V =
0
20 V V =
0
20 I A = 50
s
f kHz =
(a)
0 2
1
2
d
V N
D
V N
=
2
1
20
2 0.25
216
N
N
=
2
1
20 10 5
2 216 0.25 54 27
N
N
= = =


D was choose to be 0.25 in order to have the greatest range of variation of D (ie
from 0-0.5)
2
5 N = turns
1
27 N = turns
(b) For CCM:
0
0
2
L
i V
I
R
A
s =
2
0
0 1
2
2
d
s
N V
V
V N
DT
L R

=
0
0
0 2
2
s
V
DV
V
T
L R

=
0
(1 2 ) (1 0.5) 1
2.5( )
4 4 50,000
s
D R
L H
f


= = =


(c)
0 0
0 2
1
( ) (1 2 )
2 2 4
16 8 (2 )
L s
d s
s
s
i T
Q aV V DT D V
V T
C C LC LC f
A

A = = = =

ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 3

0
2
0
1 2
0.01
8 (2 )
s
V D
V LC f
A
= =

2
1 2
250
8 (2 ) 0.01
s
D
C F
L f

= =


QUESTION 3
Cuk Converter with non-reversed polarity Output


For
1
L
0
s
DT
T is ON, D is OFF
1 L d
v V =
s s
DT T
T is OFF, D is ON
1
1 1 2
2
L d C C
N
v V V V
N
= +
Using Volt-second balance:
1
1 2
2
(1 ) 0
d s d C C s
N
V DT V V V D T
N

+ + =
`
)

1
1 2
2
1
d
C C
V N
V V
D N
=

(1)
d
V D C R
0
I
1
N
2
N
1
L
C1
i L1
i
0
V
1
C
2
C
2
L
C2
i
L2
i
2
L
v +
1 L
v +
2
C
v + 1
C
v +
T 1
v
2
v
ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 4

For
2
L
0
s
DT
2
2 1 2 0
1
L C C
N
v V V V
N
= +
s s
DT T
2 0 L
v V = +
Using Volt-second balance:
2
1 2 0 0
1
(1 ) 0
C C s s
N
V V V DT V D T
N

+ + =
`
)

0 2
1 2
1
C C
V N
V V
D N
= +
1 0 1
1 2
2 2
C C
N V N
V V
N D N
= (2)
From (1) and (2):
1 0
2
1
d
V N V
D N D
=


0 2
1
1
d
V N D
V N D
=


The negative sign implies that the polarity of
0
V is opposite to the sign indicated in
the figure above.


ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 5

QUESTION 4
ZCS Converter
0
12 V V = ; 0.1
r
C F = ; 10
r
L H = ;
0
1 I A = ;
100
s
f kHz =









(a)
6
0
1
10 ( /sec)
r r
rad
L C
= =
6
0 6
10 10
10( )
0.1 10
r
r
L
Z
C

= = = O


r
L
0
L
Lr
i
d
V D
T
r
C
0
V
0
I
0
C
0
I
R
D
i
C
v
C
i
Cr
v
Lr
i
0
1
t
1
t'
1
t''
2
t
3
t
S
T
0
I
ON
OFF
d
V
2
d
V
ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 6

0 0 1
0
sin ( )
d
Lr
V
i I t t
Z
= +
- During
1
0 t : D is ON. Hence
Lr
i rises at a rate
d
r
V
L
.
Lr
i reaches
0
I at
1
t
given by :
0 1
d
r
V
I t
L
=
0
1
r
d
I L
t
V
=
- During resonant
| |
0 0 1
0
sin (
d
Lr
V
i I t t
Z
= +
where
0
I is the initial inductor current
1
t .
Lr
i reaches zero at
2
t given by:
| |
0 0 2 1
0
0 sin (
d
V
I t t
Z
= +
1 1
0 0 0 0
2 1
0 0
1 1
sin sin
d d
I Z I Z
t t
V V




( (

= = +
`
( (
)

The Capacitor voltage
Cr
v is given by
{ }
0 1
0 0
cos ( )
Lr d r
Cr d r d
di V L
v V L V t t
dt Z

= =
{ }
0 1
cos ( )
Cr d d
v V V t t ' =
1
max 2
Cr d
v V = when
0 1
( ) t t ' = .
ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 7

6
0
1
1 10 10
0.833 sec
12
r
d
I L
t
V


= = =
1
0 0
2 1 6
1
sin 4.13 sec
10
d
I Z
t t
V


(

== + =
`
(
)

From
2
t , Dis off, because

Cr
v is +ve.
Hence
r
C charge at constant current -
0
I until
Cr
v fall to zero.
2
0 2
1
( )
t
Cr Cr
r t
v I dt v t
C
= +
}

{ }
0 2 0 2 1
1
( ) cos ( )
Cr d d
r
v I t t V V t t
C
= +
Cr
v reaches zero at
3
t given by:
{ }
0 2 3 0 2 1
1
0 ( ) 1 cos ( )
d
r
I t t V t t
C
( = +


{ }
3 2 0 2 1
0
1 cos ( )
d r
V C
t t t t
I
( =


{ }
6
6 6
3 2
12 0.1 10
1 cos 10 4.13 10
1
t t


(
=


3 2
1.86 sec t t =
1
0 2 1 3 2
( ) ( )
2
d s
t
V V f t t t t
(
= + +
(


6
0
0.833
12 100,000 4.13 1.86 10
2
V

(
= + +
(


ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 8

0
7.69 V V =
(b) { }
0 0 1
0
sin ( )
d
Lr
V
i I t t
Z
= +
, 0
0
12
1 2.2( )
10
d
Lr Peak
V
i I A
Z
= + = + =
(c) Because
0
I remains the same for
0
6 V V = ,
0
V is proportional to
s
f .
6
100 78
7.69
s
f kHz kHz = =
(d)
,max
3
1
s
f
t
=
3 1 2 1 3 2
( ) ( ) 0.833 4.13 1.86 t t t t t t = + + = + +
3
6.82 sec t =
,max 6
1
146
6.82 10
s
f kHz

= =


(e) Solution requires repetition of all calculations up to start (c), for
0
0
8
0.4( )
20
V
I A
R
= = = . Once
1
t ;
2 1
( ) t t ; and
3 2
( ) t t are found,
s
f can be found
from the expression for
0
V .




ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 9

QUESTION 5
ZVS Converter
20
d
V V = ; 1
r
L H = ; 0.047
r
C F = ;
0
5 I A = ;













6
0
6 6
1 1
4.61 10 /sec
10 0.047 10
r r
rad
L C


= = =


d
V
S
D
T
r
C
0
V
0
I
0
C
1
D
Cr
v
oi
v |
Cr
v
d
V
oi
v
0
1
t
1
t'
1
t''
2
t
3
t
0
I
Lr
i
S
T
OFF
T
ON
T
d
V
r
L
0
L
Lr
i
ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 10

6
0 6
10
4.61
0.047 10
r
r
L
Z
C

= = = O


Switch T is turned off at t=0, when
Lr
i transfer to
r
C .
Cr
v charges up with
0
I
until
C
v rises to
d
V

at
1
t . From
1
t ,
1
D starts conducting and a resonant pulse occurs
involving
d
V ,
r
L and
r
C .
1
t is found from
0
0
0
1
t
Cr
r r
I
v I dt t
C C
= =
}

Thus
1
0
d r
V C
t
I
= . This assumes that
Lr
i remains constant during
1
0 t (while
1
D
remain off). Thus
1
(1 )
i d
t
v V
t
= during
1
0 t
- For
1
0 t t s s
6
1
0
0.047 10 20
0.188( sec)
5
r d
C V
t
I


= = =
- For
1 2
t t t s s
1
2 1
0 0 0
1
sin
d
V
t t
I Z


(
| |
= +
( |
\ .

1
2 1 6
1 20
sin
4.61 10 5 4.61
t t

( | |
= +
|
(

\ .


2 1
0.909 sec t t =
ELEC9711 Advance power electronic F.Rahman/ 2009

Tutorial 3 Page 11

- For
2 3
t t t s s
| |
0
3 2 0 2 1
1 cos ( )
r
d
L I
t t t t
V
=
6
6 6
3 2
10 5
1 cos(4.61 10 )(0.909 10 )
20
t t

( =


3 2
0.375 sec t t =
Output voltage(
0
V )
1
0 2 1 3 2
1 ( ) ( )
2
d s
t
V V f t t t t
(
= + +
`
(

)

6
0.188
10 20 1 0.909 0.375 10
2
s
f

(
= + +
`
(

)

362.8
s
f kHz =
(b)
T Cr
v v =

max 0 0
20 5 4.61 43.05
Cr d
v V I Z V = + = + =

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