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    Power Electronics (CT318)

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    This document outlines the course details for a Power Electronics course taken in semester 5. The course covers various topics over 12 weeks including power electronic devices, controlled rectifiers, AC voltage controllers, chopper circuits, and inverters. Students will learn theoretical concepts in lectures and apply their knowledge through experimental verification of related circuits in the laboratory each week to achieve specific learning outcomes such as explaining characteristics and applications of power devices, analyzing rectification circuits with resistive and inductive loads, and understanding speed control of motors using various control circuits.

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    Power Electronics (CT318)

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    This document outlines the course details for a Power Electronics course taken in semester 5. The course covers various topics over 12 weeks including power electronic devices, controlled rectifiers, AC voltage controllers, chopper circuits, and inverters. Students will learn theoretical concepts in lectures and apply their knowledge through experimental verification of related circuits in the laboratory each week to achieve specific learning outcomes such as explaining characteristics and applications of power devices, analyzing rectification circuits with resistive and inductive loads, and understanding speed control of motors using various control circuits.

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    This document outlines the course details for a Power Electronics course taken in semester 5. The course covers various topics over 12 weeks including power electronic devices, controlled rectifiers, AC voltage controllers, chopper circuits, and inverters. Students will learn theoretical concepts in lectures and apply their knowledge through experimental verification of related circuits in the laboratory each week to achieve specific learning outcomes such as explaining characteristics and applications of power devices, analyzing rectification circuits with resistive and inductive loads, and understanding speed control of motors using various control circuits.

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    Power Electronics (CT318)

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    Timothy Fields
    This document outlines the course details for a Power Electronics course taken in semester 5. The course covers various topics over 12 weeks including power electronic devices, controlled rectifiers, AC voltage controllers, chopper circuits, and inverters. Students will learn theoretical concepts in lectures and apply their knowledge through experimental verification of related circuits in the laboratory each week to achieve specific learning outcomes such as explaining characteristics and applications of power devices, analyzing rectification circuits with resistive and inductive loads, and understanding speed control of motors using various control circuits.

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    Subject
    Power Electronics
    Course Code CT318 Theoretical 3hrs / wk
    Semester 5 Prerequisite CT217 Practical 3hrs / wk


    Program Learning Component
    1. Understands the power electronic devices, and its firing and protection techniques.
    Week
    1-3
    Practical Resources Specific Learning Outcomes
    By experimentthe student
    should verify
    Interpreting the data sheets
    for power electronic
    devises.
    Interpreting the diode
    characteristics and diode
    testing,
    Interpreting thyristor
    characteristics and
    thyristor testing.
    A computer &
    data-show.
    White board
    Power electronics and power
    electronic devices:
    Explains PN junction, power diode
    and draws its characteristics.
    Defines their applications.
    Power transistors (BJT, MOSFET,
    IGBT,etc).
    Explains operation and protection of
    power transistors.
    Explains thyristor (SCR, traic, Gto,
    etc).Draws firing and protection
    circuits for thyristors.
    Operational Amplifier circuits
    2. Able to determine the average value of the output voltage and current. Exams
    the effect of the inductive load on the rectification process.
    Week
    4-5
    Practical Resources Specific Learning Outcomes
    By experiment the student
    should verify:
    Operation of thyristor
    firing circuits.
    Single phase controlled
    rectifier with resistive
    load.
    Demonstrates effect of
    inductive load on the
    single phase controlled
    rectifier.
    A computer &
    data-show.
    White board
    Power electronics circuits
    (controlled)
    Thyristors : characteristics, turn-on,
    turn-off, snubber circuits, firing
    circuits, single phase half-wave
    semi-converter, full converter, dual
    converter, resistive and inductive
    loads, three phase converters




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    Three phase controlled
    rectifier with resistive
    load.
    3. Understands the AC voltage controller.
    Week
    7 - 6
    Practical Resources Specific Learning Outcomes
    By experiment the student
    should verify:
    Speed control of AC motor
    using phase controllers.
    Speed control of universal
    motor using a traic.
    3- Build a test control
    circuits.
    A computer &
    data-show.
    White board
    AC voltage controllers
    On-off control, single phase
    unidirectional, bi-directional, with
    inductive loads, three phase half-
    wave, full-wave cyclo-converters.


    4. Understands the theory of operation of different types of chopper circuits.
    Week
    9 - 8
    Practical Resources Specific Learning Outcomes
    By experiment the student
    should verify:
    Speed control of DC motor
    using choppers.
    Build a test circuits
    chopper circuits.
    A computer &
    data-show.
    White board
    Choppers
    Power transistors: characteristics,
    series and parallel operation,
    dt
    di
    and
    dt
    dv
    limitations, isolation of gate and
    base drives, step-up and step-down
    chopper operation, classification,
    regulators, thyristors chopper
    circuits.

    5. Understands the theory of operation of inverters with the control of voltage
    and frequency
    Week
    12 - 10
    Practical Resources Specific Learning Outcomes
    By experiments the
    student should verify:
    Speed control of DC
    motors using controlled
    rectifier circuits
    (Thyristors).
    Build a test control circuit.
    A computer &
    data-show.
    White board
    Inverters
    Principle of operation, performance
    parameters, single phase and three
    phase PWM inverters.

    Week



    64
    Practical Resources Specific Learning Outcomes 14 - 13
    Troubleshooting and
    maintenance of power
    supply and checking
    power electronic devices
    A computer &
    data-show.
    White board
    Introduction to linear and switching
    mode Power supplies and the AC
    voltage stabilizer circuits.

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