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Power
Electron
icsC
ircuits
Prof.D
anielCostin
ett
ECE482Lecture3
Janu
ary26,2017
Anno
uncemen
ts
•Expe
riment1
Repo
rtDu
eTuesday
•Prelab
3du
eThursday
•Allassignm
entsturned
indigitally
Byemailingto
Daniel.costin
ett@
utk.ed
uInclud
e[ECE
482]
inthesubject
•Partsk
itpu
rchasedpriortoTuesday’sc
lass
•Capturewaveforms,even
ifsomething
ismalfunctio
ning,for
repo
rt
Outlin
e
1.Motor
Back
EMFShape
2.Po
wer
ConverterLayou
t3.
LossAn
alysisandDe
sign
–LowFreq
uencyCo
nductio
nLosses
–Indu
ctor
ACLosses
–Co
reLosses
–Indu
ctor
Desig
nAp
proaches
BACK
EMFSH
APE
PMSM
vsBLDC
SinglePh
aseMotor
(Sim
plified
)Winding
Volta
geEqua
tion
–Sinu
soidalback
EMFachieved
with
sinusoidalw
inding
distrib
ution
–Ge
nerally
term
edPerm
anen
tMagne
tSynchrono
usMotor
(PMSM
)
Shap
eof
Back
EMF–PM
SMWinding
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u/courses/sprin
g201
7/ece482
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BLDC
Motor
Winding
–BrushlessD
C(BLD
C)Motorsa
reno
twou
ndsin
usoidally
–Thisresults
inTrapezoidalbackem
f,rather
than
sinusoidal
–Canbe
driven
simplywith
Square
waves
toachieverelativelylow
torque
ripple
Outer
vs.Inn
erRo
tor
•Tradition
almotorsa
reinne
rrotor
•Onebike,needhu
bto
remainstationary
andou
terw
heelto
spin
Motor
Teeth/Po
lesE
xample
56po
le63
teeth
Stator
Winding
Completewinding
ofPh
aseA
Completewinding
ofallphases
Rotora
ndPo
les
•Outer
rotor(to
which
spokes/w
heelare
attached
)•
Magne
tsalternateNS
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1015
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a [d
eg]
Normalized Coupled Flux [Tesla*coil] •33
Teeth,22
Poles
•Teeth/Po
le/Phase
=0.5
ABC
SN
stator
rotor
Shap
eof
Back
EMF
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1015
2025
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a [d
eg]
Normalized Coupled Flux [Tesla*coil]
•36
Teeth,22
Poles
•Teeth/Po
le/Phase
=0.5455
ABC
SN
stator
rotor
Shap
eof
Back
EMF
Simulationof
BLDC
andPM
SM
15
Expe
rimen
t3
Design
Assessmen
t
BoostD
esign
POWER
CONVE
RTER
LAYO
UT
Power
ConverterLayou
t:Bu
ckExam
ple
Parasitic
Wire
Indu
ctan
ces
Loop
Minim
izatio
nEffectof
Loop
Indu
ctan
ce
DRe
usch,“Optim
izing
PCBLayout”
L loop=0.4n
HL lo
op=1.6n
H
•Ga
tedriver
chipmustimplem
entv
gswaveforms
•Sourcesw
illhave
pulsa
tingcurren
tsandne
edde
coup
ling
HalfBridge
Gate
DriveWaveforms
•MOSFET
isoffw
henv g
s<V t
h3V
•MOSFET
fully
onwhe
nv g
sis
sufficien
tlylarge(1015
V)
•Warning:M
OSFET
gate
oxidebreaks
downandthede
vice
fails
whe
nv g
s>20
V.
•Fastturn
onor
turn
off(10
’sof
ns)
requ
iresa
largespike(1
2A)
ofgate
curren
ttocharge
ordischargethe
gate
capacitance
•MOSFET
gate
driver
isalogicbu
ffer
that
hash
ighou
tput
curren
tcapability
2
8
~100
DrivingaPo
wer
MOSFET
Switch
PWM
Pulse
sfrom
controller/
FcnGe
nerator
SourceDr
ain
Gate
•MOSFET
gate
driver
isused
asalogicbu
fferw
ithhigh
output
current(~1.8A)
capability
•Theam
plitu
deof
thegate
volta
geeq
ualsthesupp
lyvolta
geVC
C•
Decoup
lingcapacitorsarene
cessaryat
allsup
plypins
ofLM
5104
(and
allICs)
•Ga
teresistanceused
toslo
wdv/dta
tswitchno
de
DrivingaPo
wer
MOSFET
Switch
•Ga
tedriver
iscascades
back
halfbridgeso
fde
creasin
gsizeto
obtainqu
ickrisetim
es•Re
minde
r:keep
loop
swhich
hand
lepu
lsatin
gcurren
tsm
allbyde
coup
lingandmakingcloseconn
ectio
ns
Gate
DriveIm
plem
entatio
n
Decoup
ling
•Alwaysa
ddbypass
capacitora
tpow
ersupp
lyfora
nyIC/referen
ce•Use
smallvalue
d(~10
0nf),
lowESRandESL
capacitors(ceram
ic)
•Limitloop
fora
nydi/dt
•Area
ofcurren
tpulse
istotalchargesupp
liedto
gate
ofcapacitor
•Allchargemustb
esupp
liedfrom
gate
drive
decoup
lingcapacitor
Capa
citorS
izingNotes
•Ga
techarge
issupp
liedthroughdriver
resistance
durin
gsw
itchturn
on•Ga
techarge
isdissipated
ingate
driver
onsw
itch
turn
off
Gate
DriveLosses
•Ga
tedriver
chipmustimplem
entv
gswaveforms
•Issue:source
ofQ2isno
tgroun
ded
High
Side
SignalGrou
nd
•Isolated
supp
liessom
etim
esused
;IsolatedDC
DC,
batteries
•Bo
otstrapconcep
t:capacitorcan
bechargedwhe
nV s
islow,
then
switche
d
Gene
ratin
gFloa
tingSupp
lyANoteon
Grou
nding
UCC
2721
1aInternalDiagram
FairchildSemiA
ppNoteAN
6076
Parasiticstobe
Awareof
Power
Loop
Indu
ctan
ces
PerssonE.,“Whatreally
limits
MOSFET
perfo
rmance:silicon,package,driver
orcircuitb
oard?”
CompleteRo
utingof
Signal
•Alwaysc
onsid
erreturn
path
•Grou
ndplanecanhe
lp,but
stillne
edto
consider
thepath
andop
timize
Star
Grou
ndingVs.D
aisy
Chain
Anothe
rView
Kester,W
.“Tips
abou
tprin
tedcircuitb
oard
desig
n:Part1
Dealingwith
harm
fulPCB
effects”
KelvinCo
nnectio
n
EfficiencyMeasuremen
t
Boost
Converter
POWER
CONVE
RTER
DESIGN
ANDLO
SSAN
ALYSIS
ConverterD
esign MOSFET
Selection
Indu
ctor
Design
Switching
Freq
uency
ThermalMod
el
CostMod
el
Loss
Mod
el
. . .
Design
Specificatio
ns
Performan
ceSpecificatio
n
Design
Assessmen
t
AnalyticalMod
el
AnalyticalLoss
Mod
eling
•High
efficiencyapproxim
ationisacceptableforh
and
calculations,aslon
gas
itisjustified
•Solveidealw
aveformso
flossle
ssconverter,then
calculatelosses
•Arguewhich
losses
need
tobe
includ
ed,and
which
may
bene
glected
•“Rou
gh”approxim
ationto
gaininsig
htinto
significance
Additio
nalR
esou
rces
•Ad
ditio
nallecturesinECE581
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eb.eecs.utk.ed
u/~d
costine/ECE581
/Fall20
16/sched
ule.ph
pAccessibleon
lyfrom
campu
snetwork
•Sw
itching
Overla
pLossL4
L5•De
vice
Capacitances
L6L7
•Magne
ticsL
ossesL
19(2
ndhalf)
andL20
•Be
ginby
solvingim
portantw
aveformsthrou
ghou
tconvertera
ssum
inglosslessop
eration
BoostC
onverter
Loss
Analysis
MOSFETS
Body
Diod
esIndu
ctor
Capacitors
•R o
n•
V F•
R d•
R dc
•ESR
•C o
ss•
Overla
p•
P g
•T dcond
.•
C d•
Reverse
Recovery
•SkinEffect
•Co
reLoss
•Fringing
•Proxim
ity
•Dielectric
Losses
Low
Freq
uency
Losses
Freq
uency
Depe
nden
tLosses
Power
StageLosses
LOW
FREQ
UEN
CYCO
NDU
CTIONLO
SSES
•Co
nsideringon
lypo
wer
stagelosses
(gatedrive
neglected)
•MOSFET
operated
aspo
wer
switch
•Intrinsic
body
diod
ebe
haviorsc
onsid
ered
using
norm
aldiod
eanalysis
MOSFET
Equivalent
Circuit
•Onresistanceextractedfrom
datasheetw
aveforms
•Significantlyde
pend
ento
nV g
sam
plitu
de,tem
perature
MOSFET
OnRe
sistan
ce
•MOSFET
cond
uctio
nlosses
dueto
(rds) onde
pend
given
asBoostC
onverter
RMSCu
rren
ts
•RM
Svalues
ofcommon
lyob
served
waveforms
appe
ndixfrom
Power
Book
MOSFET
Cond
uctio
nLosses
•Ope
ratio
nwellbelow
resonance
•Alllossm
echanism
sinacapacitora
regene
rally
lumpe
dinto
anem
piricalloss
mod
el•Equivalent
Serie
sResistance
(ESR)is
high
lyfreq
uencyde
pend
ent
•Da
tasheetsmay
give
effectiveim
pedance
atafreq
uency,or
lossfactor:
Capa
citorLossM
odel
•DC
Resistancegivenby
•At
room
temp,
=1.72
410
6cm
•At
100°C,
=2.310
6cm
•Losses
dueto
DCcurren
t:
DCIndu
ctor
Resistan
ce
•Co
nductio
nlosses
depe
nden
tonRM
Scurren
tthrou
ghindu
ctor
Indu
ctor
Cond
uctio
nLosses
Switching
Loss
Switching
Loss
Mod
eling
59
V gs1
V gs2
t t
V sw
t
Type
sofSwitching
Loss
1.Ga
teCh
arge
Loss
2.Overla
pLoss
3.CapacitiveLoss
4.Bo
dyDiod
eCo
nductio
n5.
ReverseRe
covery
6.ParasiticIndu
ctiveLosses
7.An
omalou
sLosses
Gate
Charge
Loss
scc
gg
fV
QP
Overla
pLoss
V gs2
V ds2
i d2
t t tssw
Loverlap
TtVI
P21
M2M1
LumpSw
itche
dNod
eCa
pacitance
•Co
nsider
asin
gleeq
uivalent
capacitora
tsw
itche
dno
dewhich
combine
sene
rgy
storagedu
eto
allfou
rsem
icon
ductor
devices
•Exam
plelossmod
elinclud
esresistanceand
forw
ardvolta
gedrop
extractedfrom
datasheet
Diod
eLoss
Mod
el
Diod
eRe
verseRe
covery
•Diod
eswillturn
ondu
ringde
adtim
eintervals
•Significant
reverse
recovery
possibleon
both
body
diod
eandexternaldiod
e
bus
rrrr
LL
rron
VQ
ti
IE
,
INDU
CTORAC
LOSSES
•Cu
rren
tprofileat
high
freq
uencyisexpo
nential
functio
nof
distance
from
center
with
characteristic
length
SkinEffectinCo
pper
Wire
r w
ACRe
sistan
ce
SkinDe
pth
•Infoilcond
uctorcloselyspaced
with
h>>
,fluxbe
tweenlayers
gene
ratesa
ddition
alcurren
taccordingto
Lentz’s
law.
•Po
wer
lossinlayer2
:
•Needs
mod
ificatio
nforn
onfoil
cond
uctors
+
Proxim
ityEffect
SeeFund
amentalsof
Power
Electron
ics,Section13.4
SimulationExam
ple
Freq
uency:1kH
zFreq
uency:10
0kH
z
Freq
uency:1MHz
Freq
uency:10
MHz
•Neara
irgap,flu
xmay
bowou
tsignificantly,causin
gadditio
nal
eddy
currentlossesinne
arby
cond
uctors
Fringing
PhysicalOrig
inof
Core
Loss
•Magne
ticmaterialisd
ivided
into
“dom
ains”of
saturatedmaterial
•Bo
thHy
steresisandEddy
Curren
tlosseso
ccur
from
domainwallshifting
Rei
nert,
J.; B
rock
mey
er, A
.; D
e D
onck
er, R
.W.;
, "C
alcu
latio
n of
loss
es in
ferr
o-an
d fe
rrim
agne
ticm
ater
ials
bas
ed
on th
e m
odifi
ed S
tein
met
z eq
uatio
n,"
Indu
ctor
Core
Loss
•Go
verned
bySteinm
etz
Equatio
n:
•ParametersK
fe,,and
extra
cted
from
m
anuf
actu
rer d
ata
•sm
alllosses
with
smallripple[m
W/cm
3 ]
[mW]
Steinm
etzP
aram
eter
Extractio
n
Ferroxcube
CurveFitP
aram
eters
Non
Sinu
soidalWaveforms
•Mod
ified
Steinm
etzE
quation(M
SE)
“Gue
ss”that
losses
depe
ndon
Calculate
andfin
dfreq
uencyof
equivalent
sinusoid
Albach
,DurbauandBrockm
eyer,199
6Re
inert,Brockm
eyer,and
Doncker,19
99
NSE/iGS
E
Vande
nBo
ssche,A.;V
alchev,V
.C.;Ge
orgiev,G
.B.;,"Measuremen
tand
lossmod
elof
ferrite
swith
nonsin
usoidalw
aveforms,“
K.Ve
nkatachalam;C
.R.Sullivan;T.A
bdallah;H.
Tacca,“Accuratepred
ictio
nof
ferrite
core
losswith
nonsinusoidalw
aveformsu
singon
lySteinm
etzparameters”
SimpleForm
ulaforS
quarewave
volta
ges:
INDU
CTORDE
SIGN
Indu
ctor
Design
Freedo
ms:
1.Co
reSize
andMaterial
2.Num
bero
fturns
andwire
gauge
3.Length
ofAirG
apCo
nstraints:
1.ObtainDe
signe
dL
2.Preven
tSaturation
3.Minim
izeLosses
Equivalent
Circuit
•Forg
iven
core,num
bero
fturns
canbe
used
toindex
possiblede
signs,w
ithairg
apsolved
after(andlim
ited)
togetcorrectindu
ctance
•Aminim
umsum
ofthetw
oexistsa
ndcanbe
solved
•De
signalwayssub
jectto
constraint
B max<B s
at
Minim
izatio
nof
Losses
Spread
sheetD
esign •
Use
ofspreadsheet
perm
itssim
pleite
ratio
nof
desig
n•Caneasilychange
core,
switching
freq
uency,loss
constraints,etc.
Matlab(Program
matic)D
esign
•Matlab,or
similar,pe
rmits
morepo
werfuliteratio
nand
plottin
g/insig
htinto
desig
nvaria
tion
Closed
Form
Design
Metho
ds
•Fund
amen
talsof
Power
Electron
icsC
h13
15Step
byStep
desig
nmetho
dsSimplified
,and
may
requ
ireadditio
nalcalculatio
ns
K gK g
fe
Losses
DCCo
pper
(spe
cifie
d)DC
Copp
er,
SECo
reLoss
(optim
ized)
Saturatio
nSpecified
CheckedAfter
B max
Specified
Optim
ized
K gan
dK g
feMetho
ds•
Twoclosed
form
metho
dsto
solveforthe
optim
alindu
ctor
desig
nun
der
certainconstraints/assumptions
•Neither
metho
dconsiderslosseso
ther
than
DCcopp
erand(possib
ly)
steinm
etzc
oreloss
•Bo
thmetho
dsparticularlywellsuitedto
spreadsheet/ite
rativede
sign
proced
ures
•Metho
dusefulforfilter
indu
ctorsw
here
Bissm
all
•Co
relossisno
tinclude
d,bu
tmay
besig
nificant
particularlyiflargerip
pleispresen
t•Co
pper
lossisspecified
throughasettargetresistance
•Thede
sired
B maxisgivenas
aconstraint
•Metho
ddo
esno
tche
ckfeasibility
ofde
sign;
must
ensure
that
airg
apisno
textremelylargeor
wire
size
excessivelysm
all
•Simplefirst
cutd
esigntechniqu
e;usefulfor
determ
iningapproxim
atecore
sizerequ
ired
•Step
bystep
desig
nproced
ureinclud
edon
web
site
K gMetho
d
•Metho
dusefulforcases
whe
ncore
lossandcopp
erlossareexpe
cted
tobe
significant
•Saturatio
nisno
tinclude
dinthemetho
d,rather
itmustb
echeckedafterw
ard
•Enforces
ade
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rethesum
ofcore
andcopp
eris
minim
ized
K gfeMetho
d
K gfeProced
ure
2
2
nW
KA
Au
wk
11nn
nn
kk
Verify
K gfeMetho
d:Summary
•Metho
den
forces
anop
erating
Binwhich
core
and
copp
erlosses
areminim
ized
•Onlytakesintoaccoun
tlossesfrom
standard
Steinm
etze
quation;
notcorrectun
lesswaveformsa
resin
usoidal
•Do
esno
tcon
sider
high
freq
uencylosses
•Step
bystep
desig
nproced
ureinclud
edon
web
site