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Title: Electrical Power Generation, Storage


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Electrical Power Generation, Storage Usage
  • The Basics of Power Electronics and Electric
    Machines

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Electrical Power Generation, Storage Usage
  • Year B.Sc. 3 period 4/0/0/0
  • Method Lecture Excercises
  • ECTS 3
  • Lecturer Tim de Lange Msc. Bsc.
  • E-mail t.delange_at_lr.tudelft.nl
  • Examination Written
  • Books Handout T. Wildi
    ISBN0130986372

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Electrical Power Generation, Storage Usage
  • Course About Principles of Power Electronics
  • Power Electronics Are Not a Black Box!
  • Fun Applications
  • Necessity in Future
  • Everyone Can Play with Power Electronics
  • Way Past the Wheelchair Effect!
  • Learn to Discuss About Component Choice

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Applications
  • Power plants
  • Home
  • Car
  • Plane
  • Ship
  • Tools
  • Windgenerator

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WIND TURBINE
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HYDRO POWER PLANT
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POWER PLANT
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TURBO FAN
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INNOVATIVE AUTOMOTIVE
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INNOVATIVE AUTOMOTIVE
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CORDLESS DRILL
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SHIP POWER PLANT
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METER CUPBOARD
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INNOVATIVE WIND POWER PLANT
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100 ELECTRIC 200HP SPORTS CAR
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100 ELECTRIC PASSENGER CAR
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Components
  • Motors
  • Generators
  • Inverters
  • Converters
  • Controllers
  • Semiconductors
  • Passives
  • Batteries

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ASYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
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GENERATOR
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DC-gtAC INVERTER
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DC-gtDC CONVERTER
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AC-gtAC_adj FREQUENCY CONTROLLER
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BATTERY TYPES
Li-Ion 140Wh/kg _at_ C1
Li-Polymer 190Wh/kg _at_ C1
Lead/Acid 33Wh/kg _at_ C20
NiCd 50Wh/kg _at_ C1
Lead/AGM 33Wh/kg _at_ C20
Lead/Gel 25Wh/kg _at_ C10
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SEMICONDUCTORS
Diode 50A
Mosfet 30A 100V
IGBT 50A 1200V
Thyristor 100A
LED 15mA
Transistor 15A
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PASSIVES
Resistor (R)
Inductor (L)
Capacitor (C)
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HO1 Definitions
  • Definitions Symbols

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HO1 Definitions Symbols
  • Voltage UAB

Voltage UAB Potential energy between points A
and B per unity charge as a consequence of the
electric field. 0
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HO1 Definitions Symbols
  • Current I

Current I The amount of charge that passes a
cross section every second.
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HO1 Definitions Symbols
  • Real Power

Active power P The active power is with direct
current/voltage the product of voltage and
current, so PU.I
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HO1 Definitions Symbols
  • Energie Sources

U The ideal voltage source supplies a constant
voltage at variable current.
I The ideal current source supplies a constant
current at variable voltage.
P Both voltage and current sources are energy
sources.
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HO1 Definitions Symbols
  • Impedances

R The relation between voltage and current with
resistors and other none-reversible energy
converters.
L the relation between resulting magnetic flux
and the current that causes this flux in an
inductor.
C The relation between charge and voltage with
a capacitor.
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HO1 Ohms Law
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HO1 Kirchhoffss Law
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HO2 Definitions Time Functions
  • Voltage and current responses
  • Average value
  • Effective value
  • Form factor
  • Summary periodic signals
  • Electrical energy and power

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HO2 Voltage/Current Relationships
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HO2 Periodic Signals
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HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
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HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
U-step response
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HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
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HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
I-step response
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HO2.3 Average Value
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HO2.3 Average Value
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HO2.4 Root Mean Square
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HO2.4 Root Mean Square
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HO2.5/2.6 Form Factor
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HO2.7 Electric Energy Power
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HO2.8 Ohms Law Inductor
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HO2.8 Power Inductor
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HO2.8 Ohms Law Capacitor
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HO2.8 Power Capacitor
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HO2 Excercises
  • Exc 2.1
  • Exc 2.2
  • Exc 2.3
  • Exc 2.4
  • Exc 2.5
  • Exc 2.6
  • Exc 2.7
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