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Input
Device
Processing
Unit
Control
Unit
Output
Device
Transformer
Transformer convert
Ac electricity from one
voltage to another
with little loss of
power.
Transformers work
only with AC & this is
one of the reasons
why mains electricity
is AC.
TYPES OF TRANSFORMER
Step-up Transformer
Step-down Transformer
RECTIFIER
In mains supplied electronic systems the AC
input voltage must be converted into a DC
voltage with the right value & degree of
stabilization.
Rectifier does this work.
In other words a rectifier circuit is necessary to
convert a signal having zero average value into
one that has a nonzero average.
Two types of rectifiers :
a. Half wave rectifier.
b. Full wave rectifier.
SMOOTHING/FILTER
We need a way to smooth out the
pulsations& get a much cleaner dc power
source for the load circuit.
This is done by a filter circuit.
In power supply, a filter must remove or
reduce the ac variations while still making
the desired dc available to the load
circuitry.
Any given filter involve capacitors,
inductors,&/resistors in some combination.
Types of filters
Capacitor Filter : Used to obtain
essentially a dc voltage with some ripple.
CAPACITOR FILTER
Smoothing is performed by a large value
electrolytic capacitor connected across the DC
supply to act as a reservoir, supplying current to
the output when the varying DC voltage from the
rectifier is falling.
The diagram shows the unsmoothed varying DC
(dotted line) & the smoothed DC (solid line).
The capacitor charges quickly near the peak of
the varying DC, & then discharges as it supplies
current to the output.
RC filter
In order to reduce the ripple still more , we need to extend
the filter a bit.
LC filter
RC filter reduces ripple voltage with lot of resistive
losses, we can replace R with L as shown below.
REGULATOR
Regulator - eliminates ripple by setting DC
output to a fixed voltage
Voltage regulator ICs are available with fixed
(typically 5,12 &15V) or variable output voltages.
They are also rated by the maximum current
they can pass.
Negative voltage regulators are available, mainly
for use in dual supplies.
Many regulators include some automatic
protection from excessive current (overload
protection) & overheating (thermal protection).
DUAL SUPPLIES
Some electronic circuits
require a power supply
with positive & negative
outputs as well zero
volts(0V).
This is called dual
supply because it is like
two ordinary supplies
connected together as
shown in the figure.
Dual supplies have three
outputs +V, 0V, -V.
Requirements of SMPS
Less bulky Transformers
Less Energy loss / Eddy currents
Capacitors of small size
AC
mains
dc to ac
converter
ac to dc
converter
DC to DC conversion in SMPS
One method is to use a High frequency
transformer for voltage scaling & isolation.
Another popular method is to use simplified
switching circuits that omits the transformer
action.
In such SMPS, the unregulated input
dc voltage is fed to a high frequency
chopping circuit which switches between
ON & OFF states.
Types of SMPS
SMPS can be classified into four types according
to the input & output wave forms as follows:
AC in, DC out: rectifier, off-line converter
input stage.
DC in, DC out: Voltage converter or
current converter, DC to DC converter.
AC in, AC out: Frequency changer or
cyclo converter.
View of SMPS
Input Rectifier
The first stage is to convert AC input to DC
output (Rectification).
The rectifier produces an unregulated DC
voltage which is sent to a large filter
capacitor.
The current drawn from the mains supply
by this rectifier circuit occurs in short
pulses around the AC voltage peaks.
INVERTER
This converts DC, Whether directly from
the input or from the rectifier, to AC by
running it through a power oscillator,
whose output transformer is very small
with few windings at a frequency of tens or
hundreds of kHz.
The frequency is usually chosen to be
above 20 kHZ, to make it inaudible to
humans.
OUTPUT TRANSFORMER
If the output is required to be isolated from
input, (as is usually the case in mains
power supplies) the inverted AC is used to
drive the primary winding of a highfrequency transformer.
This converts the voltage up or down to
the required output level on its secondary
winding.
fly-back
forward
push-pull
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Sepic
Half bridge
H-bridge circuits.
Boost converters
Buck converters
Buck-boost converters
These belong to the simplest class of single
input, single output converters which utilize one
inductor & one active switch (MOSFET).
Buck converter
This reduces the input voltage, in direct
proportion to the ratio of the active switch on
time to the total switching period, called the duty
cycle.
For ex: An ideal buck converter with a 10V input
operating at a 50% duty cycle will produce an
average output voltage of 5V.
A feed back control loop is employed to maintain
(regulate) the output voltage by varying the duty
cycle to compensate for the variations in the
input voltage.
Chopper controller/Regulation
A feedback circuit monitors the output voltage &
compares it with a reference voltage, which is
set manually or electronically to the desired
output.
If there is an error in the output voltage, the
feedback circuit compensates by adjusting the
timing with which the MOSFETs are switched on
& off.
This part of the power supply is called the
switching regulator.
Disadvantage:
Greater complexity
Generation of high amplitude, high frequency
energy that a low pass filter blocks.
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Linear regulators