Electronics Switching

Electronics Switching is part of electronics and communications courses, the application covers 72 topics of Electronics Switching in detail. These 72 topics are divided in 5 units.

The app is a free handbook covering lecture notes, definitions, concepts, diagrams, formulas, theory, laws, tools, equations, calculations and graphs on the subject.

The App covers the topic in a flashcard like format, better than a book based learning, purpose of the App is faster learning and revisions of the subject.

Some of topics Covered in this application are:

1. Normalised Models of Switched Mode Power Converters

2. Dynamic Equations in pu

3. Visualisation of Functions

4. Some Common Functions as Dierential Equations

5. Strong and Weak Functions

6. Unity Power Factor Rectifiers

7. Power Circuit of UPF Rectifiers

8. Average Current Mode Control

9. Voltage Feedforward Controller

10. Resistor Emulator UPF Rectifiers

11. Non-linear Carrier Control

12. Single Phase and Polyphase Rectifier

13. Review of Control Theory

14. A Simple Linear Dynamic System

15. Laplace Transformation

16. Transfer Function

17. Physical Interpretation of the Transfer Function

18. Bode Plots

19. Concept of Double Injection and Extra Element Theorem

20. Introduction to DC-TO-DC Converter

21. Simple DC to DC Converter

22. Switched Mode Power Converters

23. More Versatile Power Converters

24. Discontinuous Mode of Operation in dc to dc Converters

25. Isolated dc to dc Converters

26. Introduction of DC-TO-DC Converter: Dynamics

27. Pulse Width Modulated Converter

28. Pulse Width Modulated Converter-Example

29. Averaged Model of the Converter

30. Circuit Averaged Model of the Converters

31. Generalised State Space Model of the Converter

32. Dynamic Model of Converters Operating in DCM

33. Closed Loop Control

34. Closed Loop Performance Functions

35. Effect of Input Filter on the Converter Performance

36. Design Criteria For Selection of Input Filter

37. Introduction to Current Programmed Control of DC to DC Converters

38. Sub-harmonic Instability in Current Programmed Control

39. Compensation to Overcome Sub-harmonic Instability

40. Determination of Duty Ratio for Current Programmed Control

41. Transfer Functions

42. Introduction of Soft Switching Converters

43. Resonant Load Converters

44. Steady State Modeling of Resonant SMPS

45. Resonant Switch Converters

46. Boost Converter with Zero Voltage Switching

47. Resonant Transition Phase Modulated Converters

48. Resonant Switching Converters with Active Clamp

49. Introduction of Power Switching Devices-Characteristics

50. Ideal Switches

51. Real Switches

52. Practical Power Switching Devices

53. Diodes

54. Thyristor or Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR)

55. Switching Characteristics of the SCR

56. Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)

57. Switching Characteristics of the Transistor

58. MOS Field Effect Transistor(MOSFET)

59. Gate Turn-off Thyristor (GTO)

60. Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT)

61. Switching Characteristics of the IGBT

62. Integrated Gate Commutated Thyristor (IGCT)

63. Thermal Design of Power Switching Devices

64. Intelligent Power Modules (IPM)

65. Introduction to Reactive Elements in Power Electronic Systems

66. Electromagnetics

67. Design of Inductor

68. Design of Transformer

69. Capacitors for Power Electronic Application

70. Types of Capacitors

71. Base Drive Circuits for BJT

72. Snubber Circuits for Power Switching Devices

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