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    This document contains the details of an experiment conducted by a student on switching losses in power transistors. The experiment involved measuring the voltage and current waveforms across a transistor during switching and calculating various losses. Key findings include: 1) Power and current waveforms were obtained showing the transistor turning on and off over each cycle. 2) Turn on and turn off switching times were identified from the waveforms and average power losses during these times were calculated. 3) Average power loss in the off period and on period were also determined.

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    This document contains the details of an experiment conducted by a student on switching losses in power transistors. The experiment involved measuring the voltage and current waveforms across a transistor during switching and calculating various losses. Key findings include: 1) Power and current waveforms were obtained showing the transistor turning on and off over each cycle. 2) Turn on and turn off switching times were identified from the waveforms and average power losses during these times were calculated. 3) Average power loss in the off period and on period were also determined.

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    This document contains the details of an experiment conducted by a student on switching losses in power transistors. The experiment involved measuring the voltage and current waveforms across a transistor during switching and calculating various losses. Key findings include: 1) Power and current waveforms were obtained showing the transistor turning on and off over each cycle. 2) Turn on and turn off switching times were identified from the waveforms and average power losses during these times were calculated. 3) Average power loss in the off period and on period were also determined.

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    East West University

    Name: Abdullah Sohail

    ID: 2017-1-80-002

    Course Code: EEE447

    Course Name: Power Electronics

    Experiment No: 2

    Experiment Name: Switching Losses in Power Transistors

    Submitted to: DMRK


    A:1.

    Figure 1: Circuit Diagram


    1 1
    A:2. T = 𝑓 = 10∗103 = 100 µs

    TD = T/4 = 25µs

    Duty cycle = 50% ⇒ PW = T/2 = 50µs

    a)
    220V

    200V

    180V

    160V

    140V
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(3)
    Time

    Figure 2: Plot of vCE vs t


    b)
    600mA

    400mA

    200mA

    0A

    -200mA
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    - I(R2)
    Time

    Figure 3: Plot of iC vs t

    c)
    1.2V

    0.8V

    0.4V

    0V

    -0.4V
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(2)
    Time

    Figure 4: Plot of vBE vs t

    d)
    150mA

    100mA

    50mA

    0A

    -50mA
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    I(R1)
    Time

    Figure 5: Plot of iB vs t
    e)
    100W

    50W

    0W

    -50W
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(3) * - I(R2)
    Time

    Figure 6: Plot of P vs t

    A:3. a)
    100W
    (30.081u,81.994)

    50W
    Turn on switching time

    (25.041u,-124.851u)

    0W

    -50W
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(3) * - I(R2)
    Time

    Figure 7: Turn on switching time plot

    b)
    100W
    (75.935u,82.091)

    50W
    Turn off switching time

    (80.163u,13.100u)

    0W

    -50W
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(3) * - I(R2)
    Time

    Figure 8: Turn off switching time plot


    c)
    100W

    50W

    (100.000u,118.760n)

    Off - period
    0W

    (80.163u,13.100u)

    -50W
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(3) * - I(R2)
    Time

    Figure 9: Off - period plot

    d)
    100W

    On - period

    (30.081u,81.994) (75.935u,82.091)
    50W

    0W

    -50W
    0s 10us 20us 30us 40us 50us 60us 70us 80us 90us 100us
    V(3) * - I(R2)
    Time

    Figure 10: On - period plot

    A:4. a)

    Figure 11: The average power loss during turn on switching time in Watts
    b)

    Figure 12: The average power loss during turn off switching time in Watts

    c)

    Figure 13: The average power loss in off period (Watts)


    d)

    Figure 14: The average power loss in on period (Watts)

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