Power electronics training set

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Category: General Lab Equipment V

Selenium rectifier Rated alternated voltage: 30 Vrms Rated continuous voltage: 24 Vav Rated continuous current: 10 Aav   Group of diodes Direct average current: IFAV = 12 A Direct non repeti...



SPECIFICATION

Selenium rectifier

  • Rated alternated voltage: 30 Vrms

  • Rated continuous voltage: 24 Vav

  • Rated continuous current: 10 Aav

 

Group of diodes

  • Direct average current: IFAV = 12 A

  • Direct non repetitive overload current:

  • IFSM = 75 A (tp = 10 ms)

  • Repetitive peak reverse voltage: URRM = 1000 V

  • Recovery reverse time: trr = 65 ns max

 

Group of SCR

  • Direct average current: ITAV = 7.6 A max.

  • True RMS value of the direct current: ITRMS = 12 A

  • Max. repetitive reverse voltage: URRM = 800 V

  • Trigger current: IGT = 15 mA max.

  • Trigger voltage: UGT = 1.5 V max.

  • I2t = 72 A2s

Group of Triac

  • True RMS value of the direct current: ITAV = 8 A max.

  • Non-repetitive peak current:
    ITSM = 70 A, 50Hz (77A, 60Hz)

  • Max. repetitive reverse voltage: UDRM = 800 V

  • Trigger current: IGT = 25 mA max. (all the quadrants)

  • Trigger voltage: UGT = 2.5 V max.

  • State keeping current:

  • IH = 25 mA max.

  • I2t = 24 A2s

Group of MOSFET

  • Drain-source voltage: UDS = 400 V

  • Continuous drain current: ID = 10 A

  • Drain-source on-state resistance: RDS(on) = 0.55 Ω

  • Gate-source voltage: UGS = +-20 V

Group of IGBT

  • Collector?emitter voltage: UCES = 600 V

  • Continuous collector current: Ic = 24 A at Tc = 25ºC

  • Collector?emitter saturation voltage:

  • UCEsat = 1.8 Vtyp at Ic=15 A

  • Gate?emitter voltage: UGE = ± 20 V

 

 

Voltage Reference Generator.

  • Power supply: +15 V ; 0 V ; -15 V

  • Range of the continuous regulation reference signal:
    from - 10 V to + 10 V, from 0 to + 10 V

  • Range of the step reference signal:
    from - 10 V to + 10 V, from 0 to + 10 V

  • Switch for selecting between internal potentiometer reference signal and external reference signal

  • Switch for selecting between the 0 / ±10 V range and the 0 / +10 V range.

 

Trigger point limiter

  • Stability limit for rectifier: 0° to 180°

  • Stability limit for inverter: 180° to 0°

  • Power supply: +15 V / 0 V / - 15 V

 

Two pulse control unit.

  • Power supply: +15V/ 0V / - 15V (25mA)

  • Synchronization voltage: 1 to 440 V

  • Control voltage Uc: 0 V to 10 V

  • Trigger angle: 180° to 0°

  • Number of outputs: 2 x 2

  • Possibility of pulse train or single pulse.

  • Possibility of selecting two natural switching points: 0° and 30°.

  • Inhibit voltage:

                    UINH = 15 V (open): trigger pulses.
                    UINH = 0 V: no trigger pulses

 

Six pulse control unit

  • Power supply: +15V/0V/? 15V (300mA)

  • Synchronization voltage: 1 to 440 V

  • Analogue control voltage Uc: 0 to 10V

  • Digital TTL control: DWH = FH...FFH (15...255)10

  • Trigger angle: 180° to 0°(300°...120°/60°...240°)

  • Number of outputs: 3 x 2

  • Possibility of pulse train or single pulse.

  • Possibility of excluding the secondary pulse.

  • Possibility of selecting three natural switching points: 0°, 30° and 60°.

  • Inhibit voltage:

                      UINH = 15 V (open): trigger pulses

                      UINH = 0 V: no trigger pulses

 

PWM, PFM, TPC control unit

  • Power supply: +15V/0V/? 15V (600 mA)

  • Control voltage: Uc: 0 to 10V

  • PWM: 20?200 Hz/0.2?2 kHz/2?20 kHz

  • Duty cycle D = ton/T = 0?0.95

  • PFM: 5?50 ms/50?500 ms/0.5?5 s

  • Frequency: 20 Hz to 20 kHz

  • TPC: Hysteresis: UH = 0 to 2 V

  • Number of outputs: 2 x 2, with led indication of the status

  • Output amplifier: threshold voltage 5 V, short?circuit proof

Inhibit voltage:
        UINH = 15 V (open): trigger pulses.
        UINH = 0 V: longer pulses at certain outputs only

 

Run-up control unit

  • Power supply: -15 V/0 V/ 15 V

  • Input signal range: Ui = -10 V ... 10 V

  • Fine adjustment of the slew-rate:0.5 . . . 50 V/s

  • Fine adjustment of the voltage gain:0.1 . . . 1

  • Inhibit voltage:                                                                

  • UINH = 0 V: zero output voltage 

  • UINH = 15 V

  • UINH = 15 V (open): output voltage U0 runs up and output UINH = 0 V

 

PID Controller

  • Power supply: +15 V ; 0 V ; -15 V

  • Input summing node for two different reference variables UR and
    UC and for one controlled variable UA.

  • Signal voltage range: -10V .... +10V

  • Parameters of the controller continuously adjustable

  • Proportional gain: Kp = 0 ... 1000

  • Time of the integral action: TI = 1ms ... 100s

  • Time of the derivative action: TD = 0.2ms ... 20s

  • Reset input of the integral controller.

  • Output summing node to add or subtract noise variables.

  • Measurement terminal for the error signal

  • Adjustment screw for the output offset.

  • Three led indicators of the sense of deviation.

  • Coarse and fine adjustment of the proportional gain Kp, of the
    time of the integral action TI and of the time of the derivative action TD.

  • Indicator of over-range: led "over" on when the output voltage is higher than 10 V or lower than -10 V.

  • Input Ioff for resetting the I controller

 

Absolute value generator

  • Power supply: -15 V/0 V/+15 V

  • Input signal range Ui: -10 V . . . + 10 V

  • Adjustable gain: 0 . . . 1

  • Inverting control input

  • UINV = 0 V: the input signal is inverted

  • UINV = 15 V or disconnected: the input signal is not inverted

  • Inhibit voltage:

  • UINH = 0 V: the output signal is zero

  •  UINH = 15 V (open): the absolute value circuit is active

 

  1. Gain and Offset Adjust

  • Power supply: +15 V; 0 V ; -15 V

  • Voltage interval of the input signal: -50 V, ..., +50 V

  • Adjustable level through the setting of the gain: 0 ....1, 0.... 10, 0.... 100

  • Attenuation of the pulse signals.

  • Time constants: 0,1 .... 10 ms; 10.... 100 ms

  • Offset voltages that can be connected: -10 V.... +10 V

  • Coarse setting through rotary switches.

  • Potentiometer fine setting

 

Mains transformers

  • Power supply: three?phase from mains

  • Protection through three?pole magneto?thermal switch

 

Capacitors

  • Rated value: 2 x 1000 μF

  • Rated voltage: 385 V

  • Protection against polarity inversion.

  • Discharge resistance: 330 kΩ (t = 330 s

 

Super-fast fuses.

  • Nominal voltage: 660 Vac

  • Nominal current:  3 x 6.3 A  ,  3 x 10 A

 

Switching transformer

  • Ferrite core N27 without air gap.

  • Primary: 2 x 115 V, 2 x 48 turns

  • Thermal protection: 2 x 0.6 A

  • Secondary: 2 x 15 V/ 4.5 A, 2 x 7 turns

  • Inter-winding shield.

  • Rated power: 135 VA

  • Rated frequency: 15 kHz

 

Trigger pulse switch

  • Two pulse inputs.

  • Two control inputs.

  • Eight electrically isolated pulse outputs.

  • Power supply: +15 V

 

Switching logic

  • Input Xn for torque comparator (speed set point value).

  • Input Xi for current comparator with adjustable limit threshold.

  • Output SA and SB for the corresponding inputs of the

  • Trigger pulse switch with led indication of the active converter.

  • Output INV for the corresponding inverting input of the absolute value generator.

  • Output INH for the corresponding inhibit input of the two

  • pulse control unit, with adjustable delay time from 10 ms to 2 s and led indication of the commutating time.

  • Current comparator output C for EXT selection input of the active elements of the adaptive PI controller.

  • Power supply: +15 V/0 V/?15 V

 

Phase control fault simulator

  • Power supply: 110 to 230 V, 47-63 Hz

  • Ohmic load: 1.2 kW max

 

  1. Isolation amplifier

  • Isolation amplifier, channels A, B, C, E:              

  • Frequency range: dc to 80 kHz.

  • Input voltage (between 0 and U)

  • Max 620 Vdc/460 Vac

  • Input resistance Ri = 1 MW in all ranges

  • Three?stage attenuator: MT = 1: 1; 1/10; 1/100

  • Accuracy: ±2% of full scale range   Input current (between 0 and I)

  • Max: 10 A continuous; 16 A for t< 15 min; 20 A for t<2 min.

  • Internal resistance: 30 mw in all ranges

  • Two?stage attenuator: MT = 1 V/A; 1/3 V/A

  • Accuracy: ±5% of full scale range

  • Five outputs: A, B, C, D, E with led for over range indication

  • Output resistance RO: 100 W

 

Multiplexer:

  • Mux channels, selectable: 1 to 8 (4 x signal; 4 x zero line)

  • Gain attenuator, adjustable: 0.2 to 1.

  • Y?position, adjustable: ?8 V to + 8 V.

  • Trigger source, switchable to A, B, C, D, E.

  • Mux frequency, adjustable: 50 kHz to 500 kHz (typical).

  • Two BNC outputs for oscilloscope

 

Mathematical module and filter:

  • Functional modes for channel D: Addition A+B; subtraction A?B; multiplication AxB/10 or AxB; reconstruction of the phase voltage LIN (A, B, C) from the line?to line voltages; channel E switched into channel D for multiplexing.

Filter

  • Low pass active filter of the 2° order required for the recovery
    of the fundamental wave out of the PWM signals.

  • Cut?off frequency: 1 kHz.

  • Space vector indicator      

  • Voltage vector: indication with 7 led.

  • Magnetic flux vector: BNC outputs X e Y for oscilloscope

  • Power supply.

  • Single?phase from mains Frequency: 50/60 Hz

 

Support with 3 shunts 1 ohm.

  • Resistance: 1 Ω

  • Accuracy: ± 1%

  • Max. current: 2.5A

 

Support with 3 shunts 0.1 ohm

  • Technical features:

  • Resistance: 0.1 Ω

  • Accuracy: ± 1%

  • Max. current: 8 A

 

Frequency converter

  • Output voltage: 3 x 0...230 V

  • Output current: 3 x 8 A max.

  • Supply voltages:

  • Power circuit, 1 x 255 V max, 50/60 Hz control circuit,

  • Single?phase from mains

 

PWM Control Unit

  • Control unit used in conjunction with the frequency converter to build a voltage?source inverter which operates with PWM control.

  • All of the control, monitoring and measuring functions
    are integrated into the control unit (a microcontroller implements the management via a program stored in
    EPROM) while the frequency converter contains solely
    the power components.

  • A PWM modulator controls the power transistors of the inverter and thus generates a sine?shaped motor current.

  • Modulation possibilities: PWM, VVC, trapezium shaped and

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