Written in plain language, Fundamentals of Power Electronics sets forth the basic principles of power electronics. Starting with the various types of devices, protection, and series and parallel operation of silicon controlled rectifiers, it details all the aspects of power electronics essential to building a strong foundation for the further study and practice of industrial or power electronics engineering. The author devotes considerable attention to a wide variety of applications, from AC and DC motors, heating, and welding to HVDC transmission and thyristor controlled electrical drives.
Fundamentals of Power Electronics is filled with diagrams that clarify the concepts presented. Each chapter includes sections containing numerous examples and short questions with answers. An appendix furnishes a series of power electronics experiments that explore SCR characteristics, UJT firing circuits, voltage and current commutation, triac characteristics, and the RC triggering scheme of SCR.
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SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES
Introduction
P-N Diode
Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)
Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR)
DIAC
TRIAC
MOSFET
Gate Turn Off Thyristor (GTOThyristor)
Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT)
Programmable Unijunction Transistor (PUT)
Silicon Controlled Switch (SCS)
Silicon Unilateral Switch (SUS)
Reverse Conducting Thyristor (RCT)
Light Activated SCR (LASCR)
TRIGGERING CIRCUITS
R-Triggering
R-C Triggering
UJT Triggering
COMMUTATION CIRCUITS
Introduction
Commutation
Series LC Circuit
Ringing Circuit
Turn Off Methods
PHASE CONTROLLED RECTIFIERS
Introduction
Classifications of Rectifiers
Performance of Rectifiers
Single Phase Rectifiers
Half Controlled Rectifier with R-Load
Half Controlled Rectifier with R-L Load
1-Phi Fully Controlled Rectifer with R-Load
1-Phi Fully Controlled Rectifier (Bridge Type)
1-Phi Fully Controlled Rectifier with R-L Load
Fully Controlled Rectifier with Source Inductance
1-Phi Fully Controlled Rectifier with Free Wheeling Diode
Semiconverter
Fully Controlled Rectifier Using One SCR
3-Phi Half Controlled Converter (3-Pulse Converter)
3-Phi Fully Controlled Bridge Converter (6-Pulse Converter)
Synchronized UJT Triggering Circuit
Firing Circuit for 3-Phi Converter
D.C. CHOPPERS
Introduction
Basic Principle
Control Strategies
Classification of Choppers
Voltage Commutated Chopper
Current Commutated Chopper (CCC)
Load Commutated Chopper
Jones Chopper
Step-Up Chopper
INVERTERS
Introduction
Series Inverter
Parallel Inverter
Bridge Inverters
Mc-Murray-Bedford Inverter (Voltage Source Inverter)
Mc-Murray-Bedford Inverter
3-Phi Inverters
3-Phi Current Source Inverter
Voltage Control
Harmonic Control (Waveform Control)
CYCLOCONVERTERS
Introduction
Single Phase Step-Down Cycloconverter
Step-Up Cycloconverter
3-Phi to 1-Phi Cycloconverter
3-Phi to 3-Phi Cycloconverter
1-Phi to 3-Phi Cycloconverters
A.C. CHOPPERS
Introduction
AC Chopper Using Triac
AC Chopper with R-Load
AC Chopper with R-L Load
APPLICATIONS
Introduction
Speed Control of Induction Motor
Braking of Induction Motor
Closed Loop Operation
Speed Control of DC Motors
Braking of DC Motors
Closed Loop Controlled DC Drive
Regulated Power Supply (RPS)
Switch Mode Power Supply (SMPS)
Welding
Heating
Thyristor Controlled Static On-Load Tap-Changing Gear
Static Var Compensators
Generrex Excitation System of Alternators
Uninterruptible Power Supply
HVDC Transmission
Microprocessor Based Thyristor Controlled Electrical Drives
RESONANT INVERTERS
Static Power Conversion
Advantages of Zero Voltage Switching
Disadvantages of Zero Voltage Switching
Resonant DC Link Converter
Base Drive Circuit of Bipolar Junction Transistor
Single Phase IPMRI
Analysis of IPMRI with R-Load
Single Phase IPMRI with R-L Load
QUASI RESONANT CONVERTERS
General
Zero Current Switching
Resonant Switch Topologies
Principle of Operation of QRC
MICROPROCESSOR BASED TRIGGERING SCHEMES
Firing Scheme for 3 Phase Converters Proposed by Huy, Roye and Perret
Firing Scheme Proposed by S.B. Dewan
APPENDIX I: Basc Experiments in Power Electronics
APPENDIX II: Short Questions and Answers
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