Filter Analysis and Rectifier Circuits in Electronics Principles I - Prof. Hugh R. Grinold, Study notes of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

An in-depth analysis of filter circuits and rectifier designs in the context of electronics principles i. Topics covered include half-wave and full-wave rectification, filter analysis, and diode power dissipation. Students will learn about the behavior of capacitors and diodes, as well as the importance of capacitor values and diode specifications in various rectifier configurations.

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Lecture 9
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Rectification
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Lecture 9

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

Rectification

(cont)

Filter Analysis

i

L

v

o

/R

L

i

D

= C d

v

o

/dt +

i

L

= C d(

v

i

– V

Do

)/dt +

i

L

+^ -

C

v

i

i

D

R

i L

L

i

C

v

o

= C d

v

/dt +i

i

L

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

When

v

o

v

i

v

o

= V

omax

e

-t/CR

L

V

omax

= V

I

if V

Do

<< V

I

v

i

= V

I

sin(

ω

t)

Then

V

o

~ V

I

- V

I

e

-T/CR

L

~ V

I

(T/CR

L

e

-T/CR

L

~ 1 – T/CR

L

for T<< CR

L

V

r

= V

I

(T/CR

L

Filter Analysis

The charge lost on C is

supplied during

t.

Q

supplied

= Q

lost

= CV

r

Q

supplied

t =

i

Davg

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

V

r

= I

L

/ fC

t ~ 1/

π

f

2V

r

/V

P

i

Davg

= I

L

π √

2V

P

/V

r

i

Dpeak

= I

L

π √

2V

P

/V

r

i

Davg

Half-Wave Rectifier Analysis

V

r

ms

= 12.6 (60 Hz),

R

, V

r

< 0.75V What is the

minimum for C and what are the specs for the diode?

R

C

V

rms

v

o

i

V

o

2 = V

p

= 17.8 volts

I = V

o

/R = 17.8/15 = 1.19 amps

C

> V

P

T / R V

r

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

Chap 3 -

C

> V

P

T / R V

r

0.03 F = 30,000 μF

i

Davg

= I (1 +

π√

2V

P

/V

r

) = 26.9 amps

over the time

t =

2V

r

/V

P

π

f ~ 0.8 mS

i

Dmax

i

Davg

= 53.8 amps

A constant voltage drop model

for the diode means: V

o

= V

P

– V

Do

Full Wave Rectifiers

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

ideal ideal

ideal

R

D

Full-Wave Rectifiers

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

Capacitor discharge time is half that of ahalf-wave rectifier (hwr).Thus for a given V

r

, C is one half of value

of that for a hwr.The peak diode current is ~ half of a hwr.The PIV is 2V

S

– V

Do

Reversing the diodes

negative supply.

Chap 3 -

Rectifier Topology Comparison

Parameter

Half-Wave

Full-Wave

F-W Bridge

C

1

½

½

PIV

2V

P

2V

P

V

P

ECE 331 Electronics Principles IGrinolds FA

PIV

2V

P

2V

P

V

P

i

Dpeak

I

P

I

P

/

I

P

/

Comment

Simple

Highest C

Not usually

used (CTT).

Favored.