Re: Phase chopping.. bad?
From: Joel Kolstad (JKolstad71HatesSpam_at_Yahoo.Com)
Date: 10/08/04
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Date: Fri, 8 Oct 2004 11:54:11 -0700
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> Joel Kolstad <JKolstad71HatesSpam@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>> Is chopping of a 240V rms AC-sinewave with ibgt (or mosfet..) with
>>> 5-30 kHz pwm and filter it to regulate power to pure resistance load a
>>> bad
>>> idea?
>
>>There is very similar to how factor correction is done is power
>>supplies --
>
> factor correction -> you mean power factor correction? (W vs VA etc..)
Yes, sorry about dropping the word there.
> If so it's possible to build a adjustable powerfactor correction circuit
> by an oversized capacitor that is connected through pwm cycles at varying
> duty cycle?
> And thus one can power correct a inductive load for use with ibgt if
> needed?
Yep. Power factor correctoin is a popular research topic, and important
enough commercially that you'll find the likes of On-Semi and others make
power factor correction chips. (Note that if you plan to do the same thing
and actually sell a product, there are a few patents out there to be aware
of. :-( )
I can't comment on the rest of your post in that I don't have any real
design experience with off-line (120V/240V) supplies other than having used
them and occasionally paying attention when they were discussed as part of
broader topic coverage (such as low voltage switchers, that I have design
experience with).
---Joel
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