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    This document contains 5 sections that discuss various power electronics concepts and calculations: 1) Calculating the KVA rating, voltage, and battery capacity required for an inverter with a given load, power factor, and efficiency. 2) Sizing the battery needed to supply backup power to a load for a given time period. 3) Calculating component values for a flyback switch-mode power supply circuit operating at given voltages and frequencies. 4) Determining the depth of heating from an induction coil operating at a given current, frequency, and resistance. 5) Computing the capacitance and power dissipation of a parallel plate capacitor with specified dimensions, dielectric constant, voltage, and phase

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    This document contains 5 sections that discuss various power electronics concepts and calculations: 1) Calculating the KVA rating, voltage, and battery capacity required for an inverter with a given load, power factor, and efficiency. 2) Sizing the battery needed to supply backup power to a load for a given time period. 3) Calculating component values for a flyback switch-mode power supply circuit operating at given voltages and frequencies. 4) Determining the depth of heating from an induction coil operating at a given current, frequency, and resistance. 5) Computing the capacitance and power dissipation of a parallel plate capacitor with specified dimensions, dielectric constant, voltage, and phase

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    CHAPTER 16

    16.1 Given: Load = 800 w, PF = 0.8, e = 85%.


    Edc = 48 V, Back-up time = 30 min.
    (i) KVA rating of inverter
    Active Power
    PF =
    Total Rms Power

    800
    0.8 =
    Total Rms Power

    \ Total rms power = 1000 VA


    \ VA rating of inverter = 1 KVA
    KVA rating ¥ UPF
    (ii) Voltage of rectifier =
    Efficiency

    1 KVA ¥ 0.8
    = = 1 kW
    0.850
    (iii) Battery kW rating = Voltage ¥ current
    1 kW = 48 ¥ Idc
    \ Idc = 20.83 A.
    A-H rating = 20.83 ¥ 1/2 = 10.5 AH.
    16.2
    Load KVA ¥ PF
    (i) Battery (kW) =
    Efficiency
    50 ¥ 0.8
    = = 44.44 kW.
    0.90
    \ Battery needs to supply 44.44 kW power.
    Minimum allowable voltage battery
    (ii) No. of cells =
    Final voltage per cell.

    210
    = = 120.
    1.75
    No. of cells 120
    (iii) No. of jars = = = 120
    No. of cells per jar 6
    94 Power Electronics

    44.44
    (iv) Cell size (kW) = = 120.
    120
    = 0.370 kW.
    Two 75-AH cell battery is selected which has 0.426 kW discharge rate at 15 min back-up time
    which is greater than required 0.370 KW.
    16.3 E0 = 80 V, Es = 110 V, f = 16 kHz.
    (i) E0 = Es d /1 - d
    d 80
    \ = = 0.73 \ d = 0.42
    (1 - d ) 110
    T = 1 = 62.5 usec
    f

    120
    \ P0 = E0 . I0 \ I0 = = 1.5 A.
    80
    For a single transistor flyback smps, the minimum value of the inductance is given by
    T
    Lmin = (Es . d)2.
    2 P0

    62.5 ¥ 10-6
    = (110 ¥ 0.42)2 ◊
    2 ¥ 120
    = 0.559 mH.
    16.4 We have d = 25 cm = 0.25 cm N = 20 turns
    I = 200 A F = 450 ¥ 103 Hz.
    r = 6.8 ¥ 10–8 W - m.
    Depth of heating is given by

    r 604 ¥ 10-8
    d = 503 ◊ = 503 m.
    ur. f 1 ¥ 450 ¥ 103

    assuming mr = 1 \ d = 190 ¥ 10–6 meters


    d = 0.19 mm.
    Now, heat per unit area of the surface is given by H = pa = 2p
    2
    Ê NI ˆ . r . mr ◊ F
    ÁË ˜¯
    l 107
    2
    Ê 20 ¥ 200 ˆ . -
    = 2p Ë
    (6.8 ¥ 10-8 ) ¥ 1 ¥ 450 ¥ 103
    0.25 ¯ 107
    = 6.28 ¥ 256 ¥ 106 ¥ (55.31 ¥ 10–6)
    = 88.92 kW/m2
    16.5 Area A = (20 ¥ 15) cm2 = 300 cm2 = 0.0300 m2
    b = distance between electrodes = 1 cm = 0.01 m.
    Solution Manual 95

    Er = 3, cosq = 0.4, f = 20 ¥ 106 Hz.


    V = 750 V.

    Œ0 . Œr A 8.854 ¥ 10-12 ¥ 3 ¥ 0.0300


    C = = = 79.69 ¥ 10–12 F.
    b 0.01
    cos q = 0.4 \ q = 66.42, d = 900 – 66.42 = 23.58 \ tan d = 0.44
    Also, P = 2p f.c. V 2 tan d
    = 2p ¥ 20 ¥ 106 ¥ 79.69 ¥ 10–12 ¥ 750 ¥ 750 ¥ 0.44
    = 2478.5 Watts.

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