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Voltage Is Sensed Using A Resistor Divider and Op-Amp Circuitry

This document describes the specifications for various components in an inverter circuit. It provides details on sensing voltages and currents using resistor dividers, op-amps and hall effect sensors. It also specifies inductance and capacitance values for an LC filter based on voltage and current ripple tolerances. Switching ripple attenuation factors are calculated for the inverter at different voltages. DC bus capacitance is specified to limit ripple to 5%. Inductor design details like number of turns, wire gauge and core properties are given. Lastly, parameters for tuning a SPLL control loop like damping ratio and settling time are mentioned.

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Voltage Is Sensed Using A Resistor Divider and Op-Amp Circuitry

This document describes the specifications for various components in an inverter circuit. It provides details on sensing voltages and currents using resistor dividers, op-amps and hall effect sensors. It also specifies inductance and capacitance values for an LC filter based on voltage and current ripple tolerances. Switching ripple attenuation factors are calculated for the inverter at different voltages. DC bus capacitance is specified to limit ripple to 5%. Inductor design details like number of turns, wire gauge and core properties are given. Lastly, parameters for tuning a SPLL control loop like damping ratio and settling time are mentioned.

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Vadc 3.3 V ADC Ref.

Voltage
Voltage is sensed using a resistor divider and Op-amp circuitry
Vbus
Ra 3000000 Ohms R8+R11+R15
Rb 11000 Ohms R16
Resitor Divider
Gain 0.003653
Opamp Gain 2
Vbus_max_sense 451.65 Volts
Vac
Rc 3001000 Ohms R2+R5+R3+R60
Rd 11000 Ohms R61, R55
Resitor Divider
Gain 0.003665
Offset 1.65 Volts
Vac_max_sense 450.15 Volts
Current is sensed using a hall effect sensor LTSR-6-NP
Iinv
Nominal Range of
Vnominal 0.625 Volts Sensor in Volts
Nominal Range
Inominal_rms 3 Irms RMS Current
Nominal Range
Inominal_max 4.242 Imax Max Current
Re 500000 Ohms R67
Rf 330000 Ohms R68
Imax_sense 16.968 Amps
Vsense_max 0.3125 Volts AMC1304 SDFM Sensor Max Range

AMC1304 has fully differential Opamp,


with 50Kohm feedback resistor and
12.5Kohm input resistorof R3 and
Rdiff 12500 Ohms 12.5Kohm
Vlinear_range 0.25 Volts
Voltage is sensed using a resistor divider circuitry
Vbus/ Vac
Rg 4000000 Ohms R32+R37
Rh 2400 Ohms R52
Second end of the modultaor is grounded
the effective resistance is a parallel
Reffective 2013.42282 Ohms combination
Effective Reistor
Divider Gain 0.0005031
Vmax_sensed 621.145833 Volts
Vlinear_sensed 496.916667 Volts
Current is sensed using a shunt resistor
Iout, If
Rsh 0.02 Ohms
Imax_sensed 15.625 Amps
Ilinear_sensed 12.5
sistor divider circuitry

a shunt resistor
Power Rating 600 VA
Switching Frequency 20000 Hz
Current at 110Vrms 5.454545 Irms 7.71273 Ipeak 1.54255 delta I
Current at 220Vrms 2.727273 Irms 3.85636 Ipeak 1.54255 delta I
DC Bus 380 V

Inductance Li Calculation
Ripple Toerable at 110 20 percent
Li (min) 0.003079 H VDC _ bus * Ts
i pp 
Ripple Tolerable at 220 40 percent max 4 * Li
Li (min) 0.003079 H
Capacitance Li Calculation
Cf 20 uF
LC Filter Cuttoff 641.649 Hz
Power Rating 600 VA
Switching Frequency 20000 Hz
Current at 110Vrms 5.45454545 Irms 7.71273 Ipeak 1.54255 delta I
Current at 220Vrms 2.72727273 Irms 3.85636 Ipeak 1.54255 delta I
DC Bus 380 V
f at 110 60 Hz
f at 220 50 Hz
Inductance Li Calculation
Ripple Toerable at 110 20 percent
V DC
Li (min) at 0.00307933 H L
Ripple Tolerable at 220 40 percent 4 * Fsw *  i pp
max
Li (min) 0.00307933 H
Capacitance Cf Calculation
VAR at 110 0.76 percent
Cf at 110Vrms for rated VAR
exchange in CAP 1.00015792 uF P rated
VAR at 220 2.6 percent C f  VAR %
Cf at 110Vrms for rated VAR 2  fV 2
rated
exchange in CAP 1.02647786 uF
LC Filter Cuttoff 2869.31512 Hz
Inductance Lg Calculation
Fsw/6 3333.33333 uF
1 (L i  L g )
Lg 0.00094 H f res 
2 LiL g C f
LCL Filter Resonance 5933.22647 Hz
DC Bus Calculation
% DC Bus Ripple Tolerable 5 percent
DC Bus Ripple 19 V Pac
Minimum Bus Voltage (V) 361 V C
4 * f * (V  (V  V )2 )
2

Cbus at 110 Vrms 177.56943 uF


Cbus at 220 Vrms 213.083316 uF
Switching Ripple Attenuation
RAFsw 0.06742552
RAFsw in dB -23.423514
Inverter current sw
attenuation (factor of the
ripple tolerated in the
inductor) at 110Vrms -13.9794 1
Inverter current sw
RAFsw 
attenuation (factor of the
 sw2 Lg C f  1
ripple tolerated in the
inductor) at 220Vrms -7.9588002
Total Switching Ripple at
110Vrms -37.402914
Total Switching Ripple at
220Vrms -31.382314
i  L g )
i L g C f
Inductance Specification
Desired Inductance Value 3 mH
DC Current 5 Amps
Ripple 20 %
Delta I 1.414 Amps
Vdc_Bus 380 V
Max energy stored in the inductor 2.999094 W

Wire Selection
Wire Gauge 18 AWG
Diameter Complete of the 1.07 mm
Cross Section Area 0.8987465 mm^2
Conductor resistance 22.4 Ohm/Km

Core Specification
Core C055439A2 http://www.mag-inc.com/
Permeance of the core 135 nH/N^2
Window Area of the core selected 427 mm^2

Inductor Design Check & Specification


Winding Factor 0.6
Max. No of Turns Possible 285.063697049
N: Turns Required for the desired
inductance , must be less than the
Max. No of Turns allowed with the
core selection 149.0711985
Winding Factor 31.3763976353 %
Winding Length for Winding Factor
percentage for the core selected 68.2 mm
Length of wire needed for N Turns 10166.6557377 mm
Resistance (DCR) 0.22773308852 Ohms
Current Density (J) 5.56330400174 A/mm^2
Faraday's Law d
V  N
dt

Ampere's Law mmf  Ni

d
mmf *  watts
dt


 B
Ac

1 lm lg
   
  o  r Ac  o Ac
B
  permeabili
ty
H

Ni
H 
lm

1 2
  LI m I m  Aw Ac 
2 K c K w JBm
mmf
   mmf 

Ac
L  N  2
N2
lm
SPLL Specification
For tuning of the SPLL, the PLL is assumed to be a second order system and the settling time and damping ratio equation o
second order system are used to tune the loop
kp
v grid ( k p s  )
 (s) LF ( s ) Ti
Simplified PLL TF is given as H o ( s )  out  
 in ( s ) s  LF ( s ) kp
s 2  v grid k p s  v grid
Ti

Compare this with generic second order 2 n s   n2


H ( s) 
equation s 2  2 n s   n2

v grid K v grid T i K p
Where n  p
 
Ti 4
Analog Coefficients
First get the values for natural frequency from an assumption of setlling time
Setlling Time ts 0.04 ms
Damping Ratio  0.7
Error Band  0.05
c=wn/wd 1.40028008402801
ln(c/delta) 3.33240455018587
 83.3101137546468
wn 119.014448220924
Substituting we get Kp and Ki
Ti 0.011763277660215
Kp 166.620227509294
Ki 14164.438885331
Digital Coefficients
 2 * K p  K i * T   2 * K p  K i * T  1
     z
ylf ( z )  2   2 
Comparing this with digital  1
implementation of PI controller ynotch ( z ) 1 z
Assuming vgrid=1
Fs 20000 Hz
Ts 5E-05
B0 166.974338481427
B1 -166.26611653716
nd damping ratio equation of a

kp
v grid ( k p s  )
Ti
kp
 v grid k p s  v grid
Ti

s   n2
n

 n s   n2

v grid T i K p
 
4

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