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Lecture-4
Diode Circuits
Dr. Imtiaz Hussain
Assistant Professor
email: imtiaz.hussain@faculty.muet.edu.pk
URL :http://imtiazhussainkalwar.weebly.com/
Lecture Outline
Diode With RC
Diode as a Rectifier
Example-1
The manufacturer of a selected diode gives the
rate of fall of the diode current di/dt=20 A/s, and
its reverse recovery time trr =5s. What value of
peak reverse current do you expect?
SOLUTION. The peak reverse current is
given as:
Example-1
(contd)
Hence,
Example-2
The current waveform passing through a diode
switch in a switch mode power supply application
is shown in following figure. Find the average, rms,
and the peak current.
Snubbers
In general, snubbers are used for:
turn-on: to minimise large overcurrents through the device at
turn-on
turn-of: to minimise large overvoltages across the device
during turn-off.
Stress reduction: to shape the device switching waveform such
that the voltage and current associated with the device are not
high simultaneously.
Switches and diodes requires snubbers. However, new generation of
IGBT, MOSFET and IGCT do not require it.
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Example#3
A diode circuit is shown in figure, with R=44 and
C=0.1F. The capacitor has an initial voltage
Vo=220 v. If S1 is closed at t=0 determine:
Peak Diode Current
Energy Dissipated in resistor
Capacitor voltage at t=2 s
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Example#3
A diode circuit is shown in figure, with R=44 and
C=0.1F. The capacitor has an initial voltage
Vo=220 v. If S1 is closed at t=0 determine:
Peak Diode Current
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Example#3
A diode circuit is shown in figure, with R=44 and
C=0.1F. The capacitor has an initial voltage
Vo=220 v. If S1 is closed at t=0 determine:
Capacitor voltage at t=2 s
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Freewheeling Diode
If switch S1 is closed a current is established through
the load, and then, if the switch is open, a path must
be provided for the current in the inductive load.
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Freewheeling Diode
The circuit operation is divided into two modes.
Mode 1 begins when the switched is closed.
During this mode the current voltage relation is
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Freewheeling Diode
Mode 2 starts when the S1 is opened and the
load current starts to flow through D m.
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Freewheeling Diode
The waveform of the entire operation is given
below.
S1 Closed
S1 Open
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Rectification
Converting AC (from mains or other AC source)
to DC power by using power semiconductor
devices is called rectification.
Two Categories
Uncontrolled Rectifiers
Controlled Rectifiers
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Properties of an Ideal
Rectifier
It is desired that the rectifier present a
resistive load to the ac power system.
This leads to
Unity power factor
ac line current has same wave shape as
voltage
Uncontrolled Rectifiers
In most power Electronic systems, the
power input is in the form of a 50Hz or
60Hz sine wave ac voltage.
The general trend is to use inexpensive
diode rectifiers to convert ac into dc in
an uncontrolled manner.
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Equation
Efficiency ()
Form Factor
Form
(FF) Factor
(FF)
Crest Factor
(CF)
Crest Factor
(CF)
Ripple Factor
(RF)
Ripple Factor
(RF)
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Equation
THDi
I S2 I S21
I S21
I S2
I S21
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I S2 I S21
I S21
I S2
I S21
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Relationships
Voltage
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Solution
Vodc
I odc
Vm
285
90.7V
3.141
Vm
9.07 A
R
Vorms
Vm 285
142.4V
2
2
I orms
Vm
14.25 A
2R
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Example-4
a) Efficiency
Podc
Vodc I odc
100 40.06%
142.4 14.2
(b) Form Factor
Vorms
FF
Vodc
Vm
2
Vm
FF 1.57
2
CF
Vm
285
2
Vorms 142.4
Voac
RF
FF 2 1
Vodc
RF 1.57 2 1 1.211
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Example-4
Example-4
Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV)
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Example-4(Conclusion)
Taking into account the obtained rectifier parameters we
conclude that this type of rectifier is characterized with bad
parameters presented by :
1. Low (poor) transform utilization 28.6%, which means
that the transformer must be 1/0.286=3.49 times larger
that when it is used to deliver power from a pure ac
voltage.
2. Low ( poor) rectification efficiency = 40.5%
3. Presence of current dc component in the secondary
current causing additional losses ( winding and core
heating).
4. High ripple factor (1.21), which means that a filter with
large capacitance is required for smoothing the output
voltage, therefore this yield high capacitor starting
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current problem.
Exercise#1
Adiodewhoseinternalresistanceis20istosupplypow
erto a100loadfrom110V(rms) ac source.Calculate
(a) peak load current (b) the dc load current (c) the rms
load current (d) TUF (e) TUF when Rf=0 (f) Conclusion.
Solution:
Givenahalf-waverectifiercircuitRf=20, RL=100
Given an ac source with rms voltage of 110V
Therefore the maximum amplitude of sinusoidal input
is given by
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Exercise#1
(d) TUF
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Exercise#1
(e) TUF when
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Exercise#2
An AC supply of 230V rms is applied to a half wave
rectifier circuit through a transformer of turn ratio
5:1. Assume the diode is an ideal one. The load
resistance is 300.
Find
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The diode will conduct in the negative half cycle for the time
of , therefore the average output voltage decreases due to
load inductance.
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Vodc
2V
1
Vm sin t dt m
0
I odc
2 Vm
Vorms
I orms
V
sin
t
m
0
dt
Vm
2
Vm
2 R
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I odc
Vodc
7A
R
Vorms
Vm
77.78V
2
I orms
Vorms
7.77 A
R
2:1
Vm=220v
Vodc
2 Vm 2 110
70.06V
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Example-5
Podc
Vodc I odc
70.06 7
81.05%
Poac Vorms I orms 77.78 7.77
Vorms 77.78
FF
1.11
Vodc
70.06
RF FF 1 1.11 1 0.483
2
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Example-5
The average TUF in centre-tap full-wave rectifying
circuit is determined by considering the primary and
secondary winding separately.
There
are
twosecondary
windingshere.Each
secondary isassociated with one diode.This isjust
similar
tosecondaryof
half-wave
rectifier.Eachsecondaryhas TUFas 0.287.
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Exercise-3
A Full-Wave rectifier circuit is fed from a transformer
having a center-tapped secondary winding.The rms
voltage fromendof secondaryto center tapis 30V.if
the diode forward resistance is 5 and that of the
secondary is 10 for a load of900, Calculate:
1. Power delivered to load
2. Ripple Factor
3. Efficiency at full-load
4. TUF
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Exercise-4
A Full-wave rectifier circuit uses two silicon diodes
with a forward resistance of 20 each. A dc
voltmeter connected across the loadof 1k reads
55.4volts.Calculate
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Exercise-5
A 230V, 60Hz voltage is applied to the primary of a
5:1 step down, center tapped transformer used in the
Full-wave rectifier having a load of 900.If the diode
resistance
andthe
secondarycoil
resistance
togetherhasa resistance of100.Determine:
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2V
1
Vdc Vm sin t dt m 190.956 V
0
Vrms
2
Vm sin t dt
0
1/ 2
2 Vm
12.7324 A
R
Vm
212.132 V
2
Pdc
Vdc I dc
81.06 %
Pac Vrms I rms
Vrms
FF
1.11
Vdc
2
2
Vrms
Vdc2
Vac
Vrms
2
RF
FF
1 0.482
2
Vdc
Vdc
Vdc
Input power
factor =
I dc
The
PIV=300V
VS I S cos
Re al Power
1
Apperant Power
VS I S
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Exercise-6
A bridge rectifier uses four identical diodes having
forward resistance of 5 and the secondary voltage
of 30V (rms). Determinethe dcoutputvoltage
forIDC=200mA and the value of the ripple voltage.
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Exercise-7
In a bridge rectifier the transformer is connected to
220V, 60Hz mains and the turns ratio of the step
down transformer is 11:1.Assuming thediode to be
ideal, find:
1. Idc
2. voltage across the load
3. PIV assume load resistance to be 1k
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Color Code
Phase A Red
Phase B Black
Phase C Blue
Neutral White or Gray
is given as
5 / 6
3
Vdc
2
3 3 Vm
/ 6Vm sin t dt 2 0.827Vm
3 3 Vm 0.827 Vm
I dc
2 R
R
2 / 6
I rms
Vm 0.8407 Vm
2 8
0.8407 Vm
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Example-7
460
VS
265.58 V
3
Vm 265.58 2 375.59 V
Vdc
3 3 Vm
0.827 Vm 310.6V
2
3 3 Vm 0827 Vm
I dc
15.5 A
2 R
R
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Example-7
0.8407 Vm
15.77 A
R
Pdc
Vdc I dc
96.7 %
Vrms I rms 315.5 15.77
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Example-7
Vrms 315.5
FF
1.01
Vdc 310.6
RF FF 2 1 0.18
Vm 375.59
CF
1.19
Vrms
315.5
(e) PIV
PIV 3 Vm 650.54V
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1 cycle
is
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given as
2 / 3
6
Vdc
2
/3
3 3 Vm
3Vm sin t dt
1.654Vm
3 3 Vm 1.654 Vm
I dc
R
R
Vm 1.655 Vm
2 / 3
2 4
I rms
1.655 Vm
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Vdc
I dc
3 3 Vm
1.654Vm 621.226 V
3 3 Vm 1.654Vm
31.0613 A
R
R
Vrms
3 9 3
Vm 1.6554 Vm 621.752 V
2
4
I rms
1.6554 Vm
31.0876 A
R
Example-8
Pdc
Vdc I dc
99.83 %
Pac Vrms I rms
(b) Form factor
Vrms
FF
1.00084
Vdc
(c) Ripple factor
RF FF 2 1 0.04
(d) Crest Factor
3Vm 650.55
CF
1.04
Vrms
621.75
3 Vm 650.54
Single
Phase
full
Wave
(Centre
Tap)
Single
phase
full
Wave
(Bridge
)
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Phase
Star
Rectifi
er
3
Phase
Bridge
Rectifi
er
Efficiency
(%)
40.5
81
81
96.7
99.83
Form
Factor
1.57
1.11
1.11
1.01
Ripple
Factor
1.21
0.48
0.48
0.18
0.04
TUF (%)
28.6
69.3
81.2
66.42
95.42
Performa
nce
Paramete
rs
PIV
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END OF LECTURE-4
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