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EE155/255 Green Electronics
Quiz Review11/13/17
Prof. William DallyComputer Systems Laboratory
Stanford University
Course Logistics• Quiz is Wednesday 11/15
– 7:00PM to 9:00PM– Room ??– Covers all material to date– One page of notes allowed
• No Class on Wednesday• Now in the project part of the course
– Checkpoint 1 today – send the course staff an e-mail progress report – see Canvas• What you have accomplished• Any problems you encountered and how you dealt with them• Any revisions to your original plan• What you will do by Checkpoint 2
– PCB review by checkpoint 2– Order parts and PCBs ASAP– Make use of your project mentors
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No Date Topic HWout HWin Labout Labck Lab HW1 9/25/17 Intro(basicconverters) 1 1 IntrotoST32F3 PeriodicSteadyState2 9/27/17 EmbeddedProg/PowerElect.3 10/2/17 PowerElectronics-1(switches) 2 1 2 1 ACEnergyMeter PowerDevices4 10/4/17 PowerElectronics-2(circuits)5 10/9/17 Photovoltaics 3 2 3 2 PVMPPT MotorcontrolMatlab6 10/11/17 FeedbackControl7 10/16/17 ElectricMotors 4 3 4 3 Motorcontrol-Lab/ Feedback8 10/18/17 IsolatedConverters9 10/23/17 SolarDay 5/PP 4 5 4 PS IsolatedConverters10 10/25/17 Magnetics11 10/30/17 Inverters,Grid,PF,andBatteries 6 5/PP 6 5 Magnetics MagneticsandInverters12 11/1/17 ProjectDiscussions13 11/6/17 Thermal&EMI 6 P 6 Project14 11/8/17 Grounding,andDebugging15 11/13/17 QuizReview C116 11/15/17 NoClassQ 11/15/17 Quiz-intheevening
11/20/17 ThanksgivingBreak C211/22/17 ThanksgivingBreak
17 11/27/17 JonWagner-Joby18 11/29/17 MartinFornage-Enphase C319 12/4/17 ColinCampbell-Tesla20 12/6/17 NoClass C4
TBD Projectpresentations P12/15/17 Projectwebpagedue
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Problem1:PeriodicSteadyStateAnalysis[15Points]
Considertheconvertershowninthedrawingabove.Thethree-positionswitchoperateswithacycletimeoftc=10µs,hasadutyfactorinposition1ofD1,adutyfactorinposition2ofD2,andadutyfactorinposition3ofD3.D1+D2+D3=1.Theinductoris1µHandbothcapacitorsare100µF.SourceV1is1V.Andinsteadystate,thevoltageacrossC2is2V.
(a) [5Points]Iftheconverterisinperiodicsteadystate,whatisthevoltageacrossthecapacitorC1?Giveyouranswerintermsofthedutyfactors.
(b) [10Points,5PointsEach]WriteexpressionsforthechangeininductorcurrentDIandthechangeincapacitorC1voltageDVoveronecycleoftheswitchwhennotintheperiodicsteadystate.
(c) [5points]WhatisthenaturalfrequencyoftheresponseoncapacitorC1toatransientindutyfactor.
Ideal Transformer
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inductance in an ideal transformer. The transformer is a four-terminal device,the left two terminals are connected to the primary winding of the transformer.The right two terminals are connected to the secondary winding.
The dots in the symbol indicate the polarity of the windings. When a voltageVP is applied to the primary so that the terminal labeled with the dot is positive(as shown), a voltage VS will appear at the secondary with the dotted terminalpositive as well. When the primary is driven so that current IP flows into thedotted terminal, current IS flows out of the dotted terminal of the secondary.
A transformer is characterized by its turns ratio, NP : NS . Physically this isthe ratio of the number of turns in the primary and secondary windings. Elec-trically, this ratio determines the ratio of voltages and currents in the primaryand secondary. For an ideal transformer, the primary and secondary voltagesand currents are related by
VS =NS
NPVP (10.1)
IS =NP
NSVP (10.2)
An ideal transformer with a 1 : N turns ratio, as depicted in Figure 10.1 stepsup the voltage by N and steps down the current by N so that the power intothe primary is equal to the power out of the secondary
PS = VSIS =NS
NPVP
NP
NSIP = VP IP = PP (10.3)
A transformer does not have a preferred direction. Current, and power, canflow in either direction. If you reverse the primary and secondary of Figure 10.1you have a transformer with a N : 1 turns ratio.
Similarly the voltage of a transformer is not necessarily set by its primaryterminal, or even by a single set of terminals. A transformer always maintainsa voltage ratio between its terminals that is set by its turns ratio. However, in
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• Suppose V1 = 10V, transformer is 1:10, what duty factor gives V2=50V (ignoring leakage inductance)
• Now if primary referenced leakage inductance is 10µH iL = 10A, tcy = 10µs, what duty factor is needed?
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Flyback Converter• Assume no leakage inductance• Magnitizing inductance is 50uH• Input voltage and output voltage both 100V• If 1A load current, 16us cycle time, and 1:1 transformer• How long an on period is required?
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Problem6:FlybackConverter[20Points]
Considertheflybackconvertershowninthefigureabove.Theinputsupplyis50V.Thetransformerhasa1:2turnsratio.Themagnetizinginductanceofthetransformeris20µH,anditsprimary-referencedleakageinductanceis1µH.Theloadcurrentis1A.Theconverterhasa10µscycletimeandoperatesindiscontinuousconductionmode(i.e.,themagnetizingcurrentgoestozerobeforetheendofeachcycle).
(a) [5Points]Ignoringtheleakageinductance,whatdutyfactorisrequiredtogiveanoutputvoltageof100Vinthesteadystate?(Hint:thedutyfactordependsontheoutputcurrent.)
(b) [5Points]Whatisthepeakmagnetizingcurrentinthisconfiguration?
(c) [5Points]Consideringtheleakageinductance,whatdutyfactorisrequiredtogiveanoutputvoltageof100Vinthesteadystate?
(d) [5Points]HowmuchenergyislostintheZenerdiodeeachcycle?
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Torque from each phase is sinusoidal
Example• Suppose KM=1, RM=1, q=30deg, w=10rad/s, V=100V• What duty factor should be applied to each phase to give 1N-m torque?
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Problem2:Motors[20Points–5pointseach]
Supposeyouhaveasingle-phasebrushlesspermanentmagnetmotor(asshownabove).Therotorisshownintheq=0position.Youmayneglecttheinductanceinthemotorwindings.
(a) Whenthemotorhasanangularvelocityofw=2rad/syouobserveasinewavewithamplitude1V(RMS)andfrequencyof2rad/sacrossthesingleopen-circuitwinding.Ifyouincreasetheangularvelocitytow = 4 rad/s,whatvoltagewaveformwillyouseeacrossthewinding?(Expressvoltageasafunctionoftime,t).
(b) Youapplyatorqueof2N-mtotheshaftofthemotorrotatingat10rad/sinthedirectionofrotation.Whatresistancemustbeappliedacrossthewindingtokeepthemotoratasteadyspeed?
(c) DrivingthewindingwithaDCcurrentsourcewithcurrentI0andtherotor“locked”inastationaryposition,youobserveatorqueof1N-mwiththerotoratq=30degrees.Whattorquedoyouexpectwiththesamecurrentandtherotoratq=90degrees?
(d) Whattorquedoyouexpectatq=90degreesandacurrentof2I0?
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Problem4:FeedbackControl[20Points]
Youhaveaplantwiththeopen-loopfrequencyresponseasshownintheBodeplotabove.TheDCgainis104,thereisonepoleat-1rad/s,andonepoleat-2rad/s.Supposeyoucloseafeedbacklooparoundthissystem.Answerthefollowingquestionsabouttheresultingsystem:(a)[5Points]Isthesystemadequatelydamped,i.e.,willanyringingafteranabrupttransitiondieoutinatmostacycleortwo?(yes/no)(b)[5Points]Atwhatfrequencyin(rad/s)willanyringingoccur?(c)[5Points]AddaPDcontrollertothesystemleavingtheDCgainunchanged(i.e.,P=1).Whatisthesmallestderivativegainyoucanaddthatwillgiveaphasemarginofatleast60degrees?(Anapproximateanswer(withinafactorof2)isOK.Youneednotbeexact.)(d)[5Points]Whatisthefrequencyofthezeroyouaddedinpart(c)?
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10A through 100V in a buck configuration. Drain capacitance is 1nF, QRR is 25nC. Current ramp is 1A/ns.
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Problem3:FETLosses[10points,5pointseach]
Considertheboostconvertershownaboveoperatingintheperiodicsteadystatewitha100kHzswitchingfrequencyfcy.SupposetheMOSFEThasaRonof100mWandswitcheswithalinearcurrentrampof1A/nsforbothturn-onandturn-off.AssumethatthecapacitanceonthedrainoftheMOSFETisalinear100pFcapacitorandthatdutyfactorD=0.5.Assumethediodehaszeroforwardvoltagedropandnoreverserecoverycharge(i.e.,itswitchesoffinstantly).Assumethattheinductorandcapacitorareidealandthatripplecurrentisnegligible.Computetheswitchinglossandconductionlossofthisconverter.Youmayignoreturn-offlosses.
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PV• Suppose a single PV panel has
– VOC = 40V, ISC = 8A, and Pmax = 250W • You want to use this panel to provide a 5V supply with the maximum possible current(a) What converter topology should you use?(b) What variable should be regulated?(c) If losses are zero, what will be the maximum current out?(d) Will the panel be at its MPP when current reaches a maximum?(xc) What control law will provide maximum power beyond the point where 5V can be maintained?
(e) What would your answers be if the output were 100V?
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Problem7:Photovoltaics[15Points,3PointsEach]
SupposeIhaveastringof3PVmodules.ThefirsttwohaveI-Vcharacteristicsgivenbythe1000W/m2lineonthefigureabove.Thethirdfollowsthe400W/m2line.Thethreemodulesareconnectedwithbypassdiodesacrosseachmodule.Answereachofthefollowingquestionsaboutthisthreemoduleconfiguration.(a)Whatistheapproximateopen-circuitvoltageofthe3-panelconfiguration?(b)Whatistheapproximateshort-circuitcurrentofthe3-panelconfiguration?(c)Atthelowestcurrentwherethe400W/m2panelbypasses,whatareIandV?(d)WhatistheapproximatemaximumpowerpointMPPofthethree-panelconfiguration?(e)Canthemaximumpowerpointbefoundbygradientsearch(hillclimbing)fromboththeopen-circuitandshort-circuitconfigurations?(yesorno,andexplain)
2Under Standard Test Conditions (STC) of irradiance of 1000W/m , spectrum AM 1.5 and cell temperature of 25℃
*Specifications included in this datasheet are subject to change without prior notice.
Engineering Drawings
I-V Curves (CS6P-235PX)
Temperature Coefficient
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CS6P-235PXElectrical Data
PmaxVocIsc
-0.43 ℃
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CS6P-235PX170W27.2V6.27A33.9V6.86A
NOCTNominal Maximum Power (Pmax)Optimum Operating Voltage (Vmp)Optimum Operating Current (Imp)Open Circuit Voltage (Voc)Short Circuit (Isc)Current
2Under Normal Operating Cell Temperature, Irradiance of 800 W/m , spectrum AM 1.5, ambient temperature 20 , wind speed 1 m/s
℃
Performance at Low Irradiance
Normal Operating Cell Temperature
Mechanical DataCell Type
Cell Arrangement
Dimensions
Weight
Front Cover
Frame Material
J-BOX
Cable
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Standard Packaging (Modules per Pallet)
Module Pieces per container (40 ft . Container)
Industry leading performance at low irradiation environment, +95.5% module efficiency from an
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Problem5:TransformerDesign[20Points,5PointsEach]TherelevantpropertiesforaFerroxcubeE20/10/5coreareshowninthetablebelow.Inthe3C96materialthiscorehasaµr=1530andAL=1.4µH/turns2.ThewindowareaisAW=100mm2,andthelengthoftheaverageturnisLturn=38mm.Recallthepermeabilityoffreespaceµ0=4px10-7.
(a)Supposeyoubuildatransformerbywindinga5-turnprimaryanda40-turnsecondaryonthiscore.Whatistheprimary-referencedmagnetizinginductanceofthistransformer?(Hint:useAL).(b)Startingfromzeromagnetizingcurrent,howmanyVolt-Secondscantheprimaryofthetransformerofpart(a)toleratebeforetheB-fieldinitscorereaches0.5T?(c)Forthecoretohandle10-4Volt-Seconds,howmanyturnswouldtheprimaryneedtohave?(d)Fortheconfigurationofpart(a),whatisthesecondary-referencedmagnetizinginductanceofthetransformer?
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Discharge:CC:3.25A(E.V.:2.50V)1.-20Υ 2.-10Υ 3.0Υ 4.25Υ 5.40Υ 6.45Υ 7.60Υ
Discharge Temperature Characteristics for NCR18650B
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Charge Characteristics for NCR18650B1S
No.1 Charge:CC-CV:1.625A-4.20V(65.0mA cut)
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Charge Characteristics for NCR18650B
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