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    Power Electronic Design Series: Power Factor Correction

    Posted By: ELK1nG
    Power Electronic Design Series: Power Factor Correction

    Power Electronic Design Series: Power Factor Correction
    Published 9/2023
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 1.81 GB | Duration: 4h 40m

    Mastering PFC Design in the World of Power Electronics!

    What you'll learn

    Review of Diode Bridge Rectifier Concepts: DC Bulk Capacitor Design, Input Power Factor Definition, Hold-up Time, Line Impedance Effects, Inrush Currents

    Introduction to PFC Concepts: THD, Importance of PF, PFC Standards, Energy Storage, Types of PFCs, Passive and Active PFC, Closed-loop Control Techniques

    Power Stage Design and Analysis of Basic PFC topologies like: BCM Boost PFC, FCCrM PFC, CCM Boost PFC, Hysteretic PFC, ACL PFC

    Power Stage Design and Analysis of Advanced PFC topologies like: Interleaved PFC, Bridgeless PFC, Single-Stage Isolated PFC, Follow-Boost PFC

    Practical Field Issues, Design References for further reading

    Requirements

    Basic understanding of electrical engineering principles and circuit analysis

    Basics of Algebra, trigonometry and Calculus

    Basic understanding of fundamental physics concepts, such as voltage, current, power, and energy

    Genuine interest in the subject matter.

    Description

    Welcome to the 'Power Electronic Design Series: Power Factor Correction' course on Udemy, where we invite you to explore the exciting world of power electronics like never before. Are you ready to embark on a journey that will not only unlock the secrets of mastering PFC design but also revolutionize your understanding of energy efficiency?In this immersive and comprehensive course, we will guide you through the fundamentals of PFC concepts, starting with basic Boost PFC topologies designed for low-power applications and moving on to advanced PFC topologies tailored for high-power scenarios. What sets this course apart is our commitment to bridging theory and practice. You'll not only grasp the core principles but also witness how they come to life through real-world design examples, ensuring that you're fully prepared to tackle PFC challenges with confidence.Whether you're an electrical engineer looking to advance your career, a dedicated technician staying ahead of industry trends, an AC/DC SMPS engineer seeking to optimize power systems, or simply a passionate enthusiast of power electronics, this course is designed with you in mind. We're here to help you not only understand the concepts but also see their practical applications and real-world impact.So, why wait? Join us today and arm yourself with the knowledge and expertise required to implement efficient PFC solutions in today's rapidly evolving power electronics landscape. With each lesson, you'll move one step closer to becoming the go-to authority on PFC. Enroll now, and let's embark on this exciting journey together!

    Overview

    Section 1: Course Introduction

    Lecture 1 Introduction to the Course

    Section 2: Fundamental Concepts

    Lecture 2 Single Phase Diode Bridge Rectifier

    Lecture 3 DC Bulk Capacitor Design

    Lecture 4 Diode RMS and Average Currents

    Lecture 5 Definition of Input Power Factor

    Lecture 6 Hold-up Time

    Lecture 7 Effect of Line Impedance

    Lecture 8 Inrush Current

    Lecture 9 Design Example

    Section 3: Introduction to Power Factor Correction

    Lecture 10 Fundamental Definition of Power Factor

    Lecture 11 Current Quality Measurement: Total Harmonic Distortion

    Lecture 12 Importance of High Power Factor: An intuitive analysis

    Lecture 13 Harmonic Standards and Limits

    Lecture 14 Concept of Energy Storage

    Lecture 15 Types of Power Factor Correction Circuits

    Lecture 16 Passive Power Factor Correction

    Lecture 17 Active Power Factor Correction

    Lecture 18 Closed-loop Control Techniques

    Lecture 19 Converter Operating Modes

    Lecture 20 Mechanisms of Power Factor Correction

    Lecture 21 Popular PFC Topologies

    Section 4: BCM Mode Boost PFC

    Lecture 22 Basics of BCM Mode Operation in Boost PFC

    Lecture 23 Analysis Road-map of BCM Boost Converter

    Lecture 24 On and Off Time Analysis

    Lecture 25 Switching Frequency Analysis

    Lecture 26 Inductor RMS and Peak Currents

    Lecture 27 MOSFET RMS Currents

    Lecture 28 Sense Resistor RMS Currents

    Lecture 29 Diode RMS and Average Currents

    Lecture 30 Output Capacitor RMS Currents

    Lecture 31 MOSFET Conduction Losses

    Lecture 32 MOSFET Switching Losses

    Lecture 33 Sense Resistor Conduction Losses

    Lecture 34 Output Capacitor Voltage Ripple

    Lecture 35 Key Learnings and Uncovered Topics

    Lecture 36 Advantages and Disadvantages of a BCM Boost PFC

    Lecture 37 Popular Available Controllers of BCM Boost PFC

    Lecture 38 BCM Boost PFC Operated in Current Mode - Design Example 1

    Lecture 39 BCM Boost PFC Operated in Voltage Mode - Design Example 2

    Section 5: FCCrM PFC

    Lecture 40 Limitations of BCM Boost PFC

    Lecture 41 Frequency Clamped Critical Conduction Mode (FCCrM) PFC

    Lecture 42 Environmental Concerns and Control Scheme Advancements

    Lecture 43 Current Controlled Frequency Foldback (CCFF) PFC

    Lecture 44 Valley Switching Frequency Foldback (VSFF) PFC

    Lecture 45 Popular Light Load Efficiency Improvement Techniques

    Section 6: CCM Mode Boost PFC

    Lecture 46 Review of CCM Mode of Operation

    Lecture 47 BCM vs CCM: Architectural Differences

    Lecture 48 Popular Control Schemes in CCM Boost PFC

    Lecture 49 Road-map of CCM Boost PFC Design

    Lecture 50 Inductor RMS and Peak Currents

    Lecture 51 Inductance Design

    Lecture 52 MOSFET RMS Currents

    Lecture 53 MOSFET Conduction Losses

    Lecture 54 Diode Bridge Conduction Losses

    Lecture 55 MOSFET Switching Losses

    Lecture 56 Sense Resistor Losses

    Lecture 57 Diode Currents and Losses

    Lecture 58 Output Capacitor Voltage Ripple

    Lecture 59 Output Capacitor RMS Current

    Lecture 60 Key Learnings of the Module

    Lecture 61 Advantages and Disadvantages of a CCM Boost PFC

    Lecture 62 CCM Boost Controller ICs

    Lecture 63 CCM Boost PFC: Design Example

    Section 7: Hysteretic PFC

    Lecture 64 Review of Hysteretic Control

    Lecture 65 Control Architecture of Hysteretic PFC

    Lecture 66 Advantages and Disadvantages of Hysteretic Boost PFC

    Section 8: ACL PFC

    Lecture 67 Review of Analytical Control Architecture (ACL)

    Lecture 68 Advantages and Disadvantages of ACL PFC

    Lecture 69 Popular Available Controllers With ACL Algorithm

    Section 9: Interleaved PFC

    Lecture 70 Fundamentals of Interleaving

    Lecture 71 Interleaved PFC in Action

    Lecture 72 Advantages and Disadvantages of Interleaved PFC

    Lecture 73 Applications of Interleaved PFC

    Lecture 74 Power Stage Design of Interleaved PFC

    Lecture 75 Interleaved PFC Controller ICs

    Section 10: Bridgeless PFC

    Lecture 76 Let us Remove the Diode Bridge Rectifier. But why?

    Lecture 77 Traditional Bridgeless PFC Architecture

    Lecture 78 Two-phase Bridgeless PFC

    Lecture 79 Bridgeless PFC Topologies

    Lecture 80 Power Stage Design of Bridgeless PFC

    Lecture 81 Advantages and Disadvantages of Bridgeless PFC

    Lecture 82 Bridgeless PFC Controller ICs

    Section 11: Single Stage Isolated PFC

    Lecture 83 Introduction to Single Stage Isolated PFC

    Lecture 84 Flyback Converter Based Single Stage PFC

    Lecture 85 Applications of Single Stage Isolated PFC

    Lecture 86 Power Stage Design of Single Stage Isolated PFC

    Lecture 87 Single Stage Isolated PFC Controller ICs

    Section 12: Follower Boost PFC

    Lecture 88 Fundamental Idea of Follow-Boost PFC

    Lecture 89 The Follow-Boost Technique

    Lecture 90 Advantages and Disadvantages of Follow-Boost PFC

    Lecture 91 Follow-Boost Controller ICs

    Section 13: Practical Field Issues

    Lecture 92 Inrush Diode: A Weak Link!

    Lecture 93 Reverse Recovery Spike: A Painful Punch!

    Lecture 94 Source Inductance: Don't Let Your FET Pop!

    Section 14: The Conclusion

    Lecture 95 Thank you!

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