Title: Electrical Power Generation, Storage
1Electrical Power Generation, Storage Usage
- The Basics of Power Electronics and Electric
Machines
2Electrical 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
3Electrical 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
4Applications
- Power plants
- Home
- Car
- Plane
- Ship
- Tools
- Windgenerator
5WIND TURBINE
6HYDRO POWER PLANT
7POWER PLANT
8TURBO FAN
9INNOVATIVE AUTOMOTIVE
10INNOVATIVE AUTOMOTIVE
11CORDLESS DRILL
12SHIP POWER PLANT
13METER CUPBOARD
14INNOVATIVE WIND POWER PLANT
15100 ELECTRIC 200HP SPORTS CAR
16100 ELECTRIC PASSENGER CAR
17Components
- Motors
- Generators
- Inverters
- Converters
- Controllers
- Semiconductors
- Passives
- Batteries
18ASYNCHRONOUS MOTOR
19GENERATOR
20DC-gtAC INVERTER
21DC-gtDC CONVERTER
22AC-gtAC_adj FREQUENCY CONTROLLER
23BATTERY 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
24SEMICONDUCTORS
Diode 50A
Mosfet 30A 100V
IGBT 50A 1200V
Thyristor 100A
LED 15mA
Transistor 15A
25PASSIVES
Resistor (R)
Inductor (L)
Capacitor (C)
26HO1 Definitions
27HO1 Definitions Symbols
Voltage UAB Potential energy between points A
and B per unity charge as a consequence of the
electric field. 0
28HO1 Definitions Symbols
Current I The amount of charge that passes a
cross section every second.
29HO1 Definitions Symbols
Active power P The active power is with direct
current/voltage the product of voltage and
current, so PU.I
30HO1 Definitions Symbols
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.
31HO1 Definitions Symbols
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.
32HO1 Ohms Law
33HO1 Kirchhoffss Law
34HO2 Definitions Time Functions
- Voltage and current responses
- Average value
- Effective value
- Form factor
- Summary periodic signals
- Electrical energy and power
35HO2 Voltage/Current Relationships
36HO2 Periodic Signals
37HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
38HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
U-step response
39HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
40HO2.1 R-L-C Circuit Response
I-step response
41HO2.3 Average Value
42HO2.3 Average Value
43HO2.4 Root Mean Square
44HO2.4 Root Mean Square
45HO2.5/2.6 Form Factor
46HO2.7 Electric Energy Power
47HO2.8 Ohms Law Inductor
48HO2.8 Power Inductor
49HO2.8 Ohms Law Capacitor
50HO2.8 Power Capacitor
51HO2 Excercises
- Exc 2.1
- Exc 2.2
- Exc 2.3
- Exc 2.4
- Exc 2.5
- Exc 2.6
- Exc 2.7