Power Electrical Engineering for Renewables | L3

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What is the highest priority in power electronics?

Efficiency.

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What device do we never use in power electronics?

Resistors.

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Why do we use power converters?

To process the signal and control the flow.

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What is the use-case for a static converter?

Between a generator and a load.
(e.g., brakes to battery; counter e.g., wind turbine to create wind)

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A voltage source can never be _______ but can be ____________.

short-circuited; open-circuited

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A current source can never be _______ but can be ____________.

open-circuited; short-circuited

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Inductance is a _________ source.

current

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dI/dt =/= infinity indicates a _________ source.

current

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dV/dt =/= infinity indicates a _________ source.

voltage

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Capacitance is a _________ source.

voltage

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What happens if you connect a capacitor in parallel to a current source?

The current source becomes a voltage source.

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What happens if you connect an inductor to a voltage source in series?

The voltage source becomes a current source.

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What are the “two segment” static converters?

Diode & transistor.

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<p>What kind of static converter is this?</p>

What kind of static converter is this?

Diode (Type D)

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<p>What kind of static converter is this?</p>

What kind of static converter is this?

Transistor (Type T)

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<p>Is this D and T in series or parallel?</p>

Is this D and T in series or parallel?

Series.

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<p>Is this D and T in series or parallel?</p>

Is this D and T in series or parallel?

Parallel.

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Does spontaneous commutation result in switching losses?

No.

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Does controlled commutation result in switching losses?

Yes.

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What is spontaneous commutation?

auto turn-on and auto-turn off

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How is spontaneous commutation represented?

change of quadrant

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What is controlled commutation?

controlled turn-on and controlled turn-off (gates)

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How is controlled commutation represented?

no change of quadrant

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What tool is used for minimizing switching losses in a controlled commutation?

Snubber.

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What do you call energy conversion that requires intermediate energy storage?

indirect

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What do you call energy conversion that DOES NOT require intermediate energy storage?

direct

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What topology is associated with direct conversion?

voltage → current or current → voltage

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What topology is associated with indirect conversion?

voltage → votlage or current → current

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