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1 ECEG 351 Elecronic II Spring 017 Final Exam General Informaion Pleae review he Exam Policie ecion of he Exam page a he coure web ie. You hould epecially noe he following: 1. You will be allowed o ue a non-wirele enabled calculaor, uch a a TI-99.. You will be allowed o ue up o four inch wo-ided handwrien help hee. No phoocopied maerial or copied and paed ex or image are allowed. If here i a able or image from he exbook or ome oher ource ha you feel would be helpful and ha i no included on he formula hee I will provide o you, pleae noify me. 3. All help hee will be colleced a he end of he exam bu will be reurned o you laer if you wih o have hem back. Rough breakdown of opic coverage: 30-50% Maerial covered on Exam #1, #, and #3 0-30% Swiching regulaor 10-0% Device hermal managemen and heaink elecion 10-15% Bypa capacior The rucure of he final exam will be guided by he ECEG 351 Coure Oucome, which are core compeencie ha can be meaured by aemen inrumen uch a exam queion and deign ak. The li of coure oucome i available on he Coure Decripion page a he ECEG 351 coure web ie and on he ECEG 351 Coure Policie & Informaion hee (he yllabu). The exam i cheduled o ake place 11:45 am-:45 pm on Friday, May 5 in Breakiron 366. The exam will be deigned o ake approximaely 1.5 hour o complee, bu you may ue he full hree hour if neceary. The final exam core canno be dropped. Your graded final exam will no be reurned o you, nor will he oluion be poed. However, you may make an appoinmen wih me a any ime o review your final exam and dicu your performance on i. I will keep your final exam a lea unil you graduae from Bucknell. All of your recorded core, including your final exam core, will be poed a he coure Moodle ie. The review opic for he final exam are ummarized beginning on he following page.

2 Review Topic for Final Exam The following i a li of opic ha could appear in one form or anoher on he exam. No all of hee opic will be covered, and i i poible ha an exam problem could cover a deail no pecifically lied here. However, hi li ha been made a comprehenive a poible. You hould be familiar wih he opic on he previou review hee in addiion o hoe lied below. Alhough ignifican effor ha been made o enure ha here are no error in hi review hee, ome migh neverhele appear. The exbook i he final auhoriy in all facual maer, unle error have been pecifically idenified here eiher by he auhor (in he form of publihed erraa) or by me. You are ulimaely reponible for obaining accurae and auhoriaive informaion when preparing for your exam. Swiching regulaor - many ype have been deigned; four major ype: o DC buck converer (oupu volage < inpu volage) o DC boo converer (oupu volage > inpu volage) o DC buck-boo (or invering) converer (oupu volage = k inpu volage, where k < 1 for buck converer or k > 1 for boo converer) o DC-o-AC converer (alo omeime called inverer) - advanage o linear regulaor can only reduce volage, bu wiching regulaor are he only widely available mehod o increae volage, o produce AC from DC, or o produce negaive volage from poiive volage o beer efficiency han linear regulaor o le weigh, maller ize han linear regulaor (ofen no ranformer needed; ofen no large heaink needed) - diadvanage o poenial for radiaing EM noie or producing noie on power bu/power line o high-qualiy (and herefore high-co) inducor needed o maximize efficiency o greaer circui complexiy - analyi ool o aumpion of mall inducor curren ripple and capacior volage ripple o inducor vol-econd balance di( ) 1 T v = i + T i = v τ d ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) τ + d where v = volage acro inducor; i = curren hrough inducor; = inducance; T = period of wiching waveform. Becaue i() i periodic, i ( + ) = ( ) ( + ) ( ) = 0 + T T i i T i v ( τ ) dτ = 0 o capacior charge (ampere-econd) balance dv ( ) ( ) 1 T ( ) ( ) ic = C v + T v = ic ( τ ) dτ d C + where v = volage acro capacior; i C = curren hrough capacior; C = capaciance; T = period of wiching waveform. of 6

3 Becaue v() i periodic, v ( + ) = ( ) ( + ) ( ) = 0 + T T v v T v i ( τ ) dτ = 0 - wiching waveform o D = duy cycle, where 0 < D < 1; duy cycle i fracion of wiching waveform cycle during which he wiching volage i high (poiive value); low wiching volage i uually zero. o wiching volage waveform could have conan D or variable D o D uually conan in DC-o-DC converer o variable D ued in bridge-ype DC-o-AC inverer, for example. Buck converer - concepual circui layou [diagram from R. W. Erickon and D. Makimovic, Fundamenal of Power Elecronic, Norwell, MA: Kluwer Academic, 001.] C - deign equaion o V = DC average oupu volage; Dv = peak oupu volage ripple; D = duy cycle (ime wich i in poiion 1) o oupu volage: V = DV g ( V V ) g DT o inducor curren ripple: D i = it o capacior volage ripple: v = 8C Boo converer - concepual circui layou [diagram from R. W. Erickon and D. Makimovic, Fundamenal of Power Elecronic, Norwell, MA: Kluwer Academic, 001.] - deign equaion o V = DC average oupu volage; Dv = peak oupu volage ripple; D = duy cycle (ime wich i in poiion 1) o oupu volage: V = 1 D 3 of 6

4 DT o inducor curren ripple: D i = VDT o capacior volage ripple: D v = RC Buck-boo (invering) converer - concepual circui layou [diagram from R. W. Erickon and D. Makimovic, Fundamenal of Power Elecronic, Norwell, MA: Kluwer Academic, 001.] - deign equaion o V = DC average oupu volage (negaive value); Dv = peak oupu volage ripple; D = duy cycle (ime wich i in poiion 1) D o oupu volage: V = 1 D DT o inducor curren ripple: D i = VDT o capacior volage ripple: D v = RC H-bridge converer - concepual circui layou [diagram from R. W. Erickon and D. Makimovic, Fundamenal of Power Elecronic, Norwell, MA: Kluwer Academic, 001.] - oupu volage: V = ( D 1) V g where V = DC average oupu volage; D = duy cycle (ime wich i in poiion 1) - D can be made variable (wih periodic variaion) o produce AC Effec of non-zero inducor reiance on wiching regulaor oupu volage and efficiency - R = inducor winding reiance; can be many ohm becaue winding end o be numerou and ue mall-diameer wire - R = load reiance - D = duy cycle (ime wich i in poiion 1); D = 1 D (ime in poiion ) - boo converer 1 o oupu volage: V = 1 D R 4 of 6

5 o efficiency: η = 1 R - buck-boo converer (volage inverer) D 1 o oupu volage: V = 1 D R 1 o efficiency: η = R Oher major ource of power lo and reduced oupu volage in wiching regulaor - diode forward volage drop (Schoky diode or MOSFET preferred over andard diode becaue hey have lower forward volage drop and wich quickly) - diode on reiance - wiching ranior on reiance Thermal managemen and heaink - concep of hermal reiance θ - relaionhip beween juncion-o-ambien emperaure gradien and diipaed power o TJ TA = θ JAPD (analogou o Ohm law) o T J = device juncion emperaure ( C) o T A = ambien emperaure ( C) o θ JA = hermal reiance from juncion o ambien ( C/W); omeime pecified on daahee o P D = power diipaed by device (W) o ambien (urrounding) medium i uually air, bu i can be oil or a coolan in ome cae o T A can be ignificanly higher in a device encloure han he emperaure of he air ouide he encloure. T A = 50 C i ofen aumed a a conervaive eimae. - juncion-ambien hermal reiance when hea ink i ued o θ = θ + θ + θ (analogou o Ohm law) JA JC CS SA o θ JC = juncion-cae hermal reiance (uually pecified on daahee; much le han θ JA wihou heaink) o θ CS = cae-heaink hermal reiance (uually due o mica or ilicone inulaor; value ypically around 0.5 C/W) o θ SA = heaink-ambien hermal reiance (mo imporan pec of heaink; can be lowered wih forced-air or liquid cooling) - approximae diipaed power P D in BJT: o PD VCE I C, where V CE = quiecen collecor-emier volage; I C = quiecen collecor curren o power diipaed in bae-emier pah, V BE I B, i uually negligible, where V BE = quiecen bae-emier volage; I B = quiecen bae curren - approximae diipaed power P D in FET: o P D = VDS I D, where V DS = quiecen drain-ource volage; I D = quiecen drain curren o no ignifican power diipaed in gae-ource pah ince DC gae curren i zero 5 of 6

6 o if FET i ued in high-frequency wiching arrangemen, here could be power diipaion in gae-ource pah due o AC gae curren Bypa capacior - ome imporan ue: o power upply decoupling bypa capacior provide good ignal ground reference and preven poiive feedback (ocillaion) o noie and inerference filering o minimizing effec of power upply bounce (relaed o ground bounce) - power upply decoupling o inducance of power upply lead (or race on PC board) lead o a highimpedance pah beween power upply and circui a high frequencie, which in urn can eablih a poiive feedback pah in circui o rule-of-humb: reacance of bypa capacior hould be le han 1/10 of magniude of impedance conneced o emier erminal (BJT) or ource erminal (FET); if emier/ource grounded, hen reacance hould be a iny fracion of impedance conneced o collecor/drain erminal (uch a R C or R D ) o mall reiance in erie wih power upply lead help wih iolaion beween amplifier age; reior mu inroduce negligible DC volage drop - noie/inerference filering o mall reiance in erie wih power upply lead define pole frequency along wih bypa capacior; mu inroduce negligible DC volage drop o omeime wo or more bypa capacior wih value order of magniude apar are placed in parallel o provide filering over many frequency decade (large capacior ac more like inducor a high frequencie becaue of long lead or PC board race) o erie reior ha lead/race inducance oo, bu i uually conribue o highfrequency filering - ground and power upply bounce o volage bump on reference (ground) node or dip on power upply lead due o urge of curren during logical raniion in digial circui; caued by curren pike flowing hrough lead/race inducance (v = di/d). o ground bounce miigaed by providing very low-inducance ground pah (ground plane on muli-layered PC board or ground meh on ingle-layer board) and hor lead o power upply bounce miigaed by uing bypa capacior (i = C dv/d) and hor lead Relevan coure maerial ince Exam #3: HW: #8 and #9 ab: #5 Reading: Aignmen from Apr. 17 hrough end of emeer Aigned reading include: Fundamenal of Power Elecronic, Chap. 1,, and 3 "Chooing and Uing Bypa Capacior" (Ineril Applicaion Noe 135) Web ink: Fairchild Semiconducor Guide on Mouning Hea Sink (migh be helpful) Review hee: for Exam #1, #, and #3 (ome pa maerial will be on he final exam) 6 of 6

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