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Power Electronics Applied to Industrial Systems and Transports, Volume 2
Power Converters and their Control
1st Edition - April 24, 2015
Author: Nicolas Patin
Language: English
Hardback ISBN:9781785480010
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eBook ISBN:9780081004616
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of power electronic converters (DC / DC, DC / AC, AC / DC and AC / AC) conventionally used in industrial and transportation…Read more
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of power electronic converters (DC / DC, DC / AC, AC / DC and AC / AC) conventionally used in industrial and transportation applications, specifically for the supply of electric machines with variable speed drop off window. From the perspective of design and sizing, this book presents the different functions encountered in a modular way for power electronics.Power Converters and Their Control details less traditional topics such as matrix converters and multilevel converters. This book also features a case study design of an industrial controller, which is a synthesis (except the AC / AC direct conversion) of the study subjects, including sizing associated passive components.
Introducing essential notions in power electronics from both theoretical and technological perspectives
Detailed chapters focusing on power supplies for electrical machinery, including a case study of full dimensioning of an industrial variable-speed drive
Presented from a user's perspective to enable you to apply the theory of power electronics to practical applications
Practicing electronics and power electronics engineers; undergraduates or academics in the field of electronic engineering
Preface
1. DC/DC Converters
Abstract
1.1 DC motors
1.2 Step-down chopper
1.3 Step-up choppers
1.4 Two-quadrant current-reversible chopper
1.5 Two-quadrant voltage-reversible chopper
1.6 Four-quadrant chopper
2. DC/AC Converters
Abstract
2.1 Single phase inverter and choppers
2.2 Control strategies and spectra
2.3 “Value” half-bridge inverters
2.4 Three-phase inverter
2.5 Impact of the inverter on the DC bus
2.6 Classification of PWM strategies: overview
2.7 Closed-loop control
3. AC/DC Converters
Abstract
3.1 Non-controlled rectifiers
3.2 Rectifier DC output filters
3.3 Controlled rectification
3.4 Overlap phenomenon
3.5 Association of rectifier assemblies
3.6 Power factor correction
4. AC/AC Converters
Abstract
4.1 Two categories
4.2 Dimmers
4.3 Choice between PWM, phase angles and wave trains
4.4 Cycloconverters
4.5 Matrix converters
5. Introduction to Multi-level Converters
Abstract
5.1 Context and scope of the study
5.2 Cascaded power converters
5.3 Imbricated cell converters
5.4 Control structures
5.5 Note on vector PWM
6. Case Study – The Variable Speed Drive
Abstract
6.1 Objective
6.2 Adequacy of the source/load
6.3 Inverter
6.4 Rectifier and filter
6.5 Losses and thermal aspects
Appendix 1: Formulas for Electrical Engineering and Electromagnetism
A1.1 Sinusoidal quantities
A1.2 General characteristics of signals in electrical engineering
A1.3 Energy and power
A1.4 Mathematics for electromagnetism
Appendix 2: Elements of Spectral Analysis
A2.1 Periodic signals
A2.2 Double Fourier series and PWM
A2.3 Non-periodic signals
A2.4 PWM and distortion analysis
A2.5 Spectral analysis of the DC bus current
Bibliography
Index
No. of pages: 336
Language: English
Edition: 1
Published: April 24, 2015
Imprint: ISTE Press - Elsevier
Hardback ISBN: 9781785480010
eBook ISBN: 9780081004616
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Nicolas Patin
Nicolas Patin's research activities are based around PWM inverter circuits (electric and hybrid vehicles) and the aging of electrolytic capacitors.
Affiliations and expertise
Associate Professor, University of Technology, Compiègne, France
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