Intro to Power Electronics

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These flashcards cover key concepts from the 'Intro to Power Electronics' lecture, focusing on energy conversion, power flow, converter types, and components involved in power electronic systems.

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Energy Conversion involves the transformation of one or more of an energy source into without an appreciable loss of power.

characteristics; an energy source with another set of characteristics

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The characteristics of electricity include Voltage, Current, __, and __.

Frequency; Phases

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A source energy while a load energy.

produces; consumes

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Power conversion hardware __ an energy source from one set of characteristics to a new set of characteristics.

converts

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In Unidirectional power flow, energy flows in __ direction.

one

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In Bidirectional power flow, energy flows in __ directions.

two

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In Two-Quadrant Operation, either voltage or current always has the same while the other has different .

polarities; polarities

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Examples of Four Quadrant Operation include Electric Motor and __.

Solar power inverter

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The output voltage of a linear regulator is __ than the input voltage.

less than

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The minimum voltage required to maintain regulation is known as __ voltage.

Dropout

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Line Regulation measures the ability of a regulator to maintain the with changes to the .

voltage output; input voltage

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Load Regulation measures the ability of a regulator to maintain the with changes to the .

voltage output; load current

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A Converter steps down voltage, while a Converter steps up voltage.

Buck; Boost

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Switch Mode Power Supplies have __ efficiency compared to Linear Power Supplies.

higher

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In a buck converter, two switching states are generally denoted as and .

State 1; State 2

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When a diode is on, it can be represented as a __.

resistor

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Conduction losses are associated with __ current.

conducting

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In a buck converter, the average inductor current can be calculated using __ balance.

Charge-Second

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In Flyback Converters, energy is stored in the __ inductance during the ON state.

magnetizing

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The output voltage of an ideal transformer is related to the input voltage by the __ ratio.

turns

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Transformers use __ Law to operate efficiently by relying on the principle of magnetic induction.

Faraday's

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Magnetic reluctance is a measure of a material's property to resist the flow of __ through the material.

magnetic flux

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The __ density in a magnetic core depends on both the material's permeability and the strength of the magnetic field.

flux

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The boundary between Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM) and Discontinuous Conduction Mode (DCM) occurs at the point where average inductor current equals __.

zero (or minimum)

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MOSFETs and Diodes switching losses are significantly influenced by their __ characteristics.

I-V (current-voltage)

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The thermal resistance of a power device measures the __ to heat transfer through it.

resistance

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Total Harmonic Distortion measures the amount of __ in a signal.

distortion

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The duty cycle is defined as the fraction of one period in which a signal or system is __.

active (turned on)