Analysis of Commutation Interval of Modifbed-Switch-Parallel-Commutation Chopper
Sankalchand Patel
Abstract
Sankalchand Patel
Abstract
The commutation of chopper circuit can be obtained in many ways. Some of them are, (i) Switch-parallel (ii) Load-parallel and (iii) source parallel commutation. This paper gives detailed study of commutation interval of modified-switch parallel-commutation-chopper. It gives detailed study of load voltage, load current-, thyristor-1 current-, thyristor-2 current-, diode current-, diode-1 current-, capacitor voltage- and capacitor current-waveforms. It presents time interval analysis of the modified-switch-parallel-commutation-chopper circuit during only the commutation interval and disadvantages involved. The paper proposes to replace diode D1 by Thyristor TH3 and injects concept of extended ‘on-time’ of the thyristor TH1. Hence the desired variable pulse-width can be obtained even after TH3 has turned off.
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The commutation of chopper circuit can be obtained in many ways. Some of them are, (i) Switch-parallel (ii) Load-parallel and (iii) source parallel commutation. This paper gives detailed study of commutation interval of modified-switch parallel-commutation-chopper. It gives detailed study of load voltage, load current-, thyristor-1 current-, thyristor-2 current-, diode current-, diode-1 current-, capacitor voltage- and capacitor current-waveforms. It presents time interval analysis of the modified-switch-parallel-commutation-chopper circuit during only the commutation interval and disadvantages involved. The paper proposes to replace diode D1 by Thyristor TH3 and injects concept of extended ‘on-time’ of the thyristor TH1. Hence the desired variable pulse-width can be obtained even after TH3 has turned off.
Key concepts: Commutation, Chopper, Thyristor, Commutation cell, Integrated gate-commutated thyristor, Capacitor, Braking chopper, Control theory (sociology)