Biju Patnaik University of Technology, Odisha, Electronics and Communication engineering Semester 4, Power Electronics Syllabus

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Unit - 1 Power switching devices

1.1 Diode

1.2 Thyristor

1.3 MOSFET

1.4 IGBT IV Characteristics

1.5 Firing circuit for thyristor

1.6 Voltage and current commutation of thyristor

1.7 Gate drive circuits for MOSFET and IGBT

Unit - 2 Thyristor rectifiers

2.1 Single Phase Half wave and Full wave Rectifier

2.2 Single phase full bridge thyristor rectifier with R load

2.3 Three phase full bridge thyristor rectifier with R load

2.4 Input current wave shape and power factor

Unit - 3 DC-DC buck converter

3.1 Elementary chopper with an active switch and diode.

3.2 Concepts of duty ratio and average voltage

3.3 Power circuit of buck converter

3.4 Analysis and waveforms at steady state

3.5 Duty ratio control of output voltage.

Unit - 5 Single-phase voltage source inverter

5.1 Power circuit of single phase voltage source inverter

5.2 Switch states and Instantaneous output voltage

5.3 Square wave operation of the inverter

5.4 Concept of average voltage over switching cycle

5.5 Bipolar sinusoidal modulation and unipolar sinusoidal modulation

5.6 Modulation index and output voltage


5.8 Switch states

5.9 Instantaneous output voltages

5.10 Average output voltages over a sub cycle

5.11 Three phase sinusoidal modulation

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