Informe Control de Fase
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Efren QuilumbaTemas abordados
- PAM,
- Implementación de circuitos,
- Cargas resistivas-inductivas,
- Ruido en señales,
- Potencia eléctrica,
- Control por ciclo integral,
- Energía de entrada,
- Filtros,
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Informe Control de Fase
Cargado por
Efren QuilumbaTemas abordados
- PAM,
- Implementación de circuitos,
- Cargas resistivas-inductivas,
- Ruido en señales,
- Potencia eléctrica,
- Control por ciclo integral,
- Energía de entrada,
- Filtros,
- Conmutación,
- Cargas RL
Common questions
Con tecnología de IAThyristors function as bistable switches in electronic circuits, shifting from a non-conductive to a conductive state. They serve as the solid-state equivalent of mechanical switches, fully allowing or blocking current flow with no partial states. Thyristors are classified into several types based on their physical construction and activation/deactivation properties: phase-control or fast-switching thyristors (SCRs), gate turn-off thyristors (GTOs), bidirectional triode thyristors (TRIACs), reverse-conducting thyristors (RCTs), and static induction thyristors (SITHs).
Harmonics generated by direct phase control systems can significantly impact circuit performance. These harmonics, produced during the non-linear operation of power devices, contribute to power quality issues such as voltage waveform distortion, increased losses, and heating in transformers and motors. Such effects can lead to inefficiencies, increased equipment wear, and potential malfunction of sensitive electronic components. Implementing harmonic filtering is essential to mitigate these adverse impacts and ensure system reliability and efficiency .
Adjusting the potentiometer changes the resistance in the circuit, affecting the delay before the firing pulse is sent to the power device like an SCR or TRIAC. This delay adjustment modulates the portion of each AC cycle during which the device conducts, directly influencing the average power delivered to the load. By tuning the potentiometer, power output to the load can be varied smoothly from 0% to 100%, allowing real-time control over the device's operation .
In direct phase control applications, a TRIAC is used to regulate the power delivered to the load, particularly for applications involving lower power levels. For resistive loads such as a bulb, a TRIAC alone can modulate the applied power by controlling the firing angle across 0 to 180 degrees per half-cycle. However, for complex loads with reactive components, like inductive (motor) loads, two SCRs arranged in antiparallel are preferable to achieve the same control objectives without compromising component stability .
To ensure clean and stable waveform outputs in phase control systems, implementing several precautions and components is crucial. The addition of various filters into the circuit reduces noise and helps obtain a clear, well-defined signal. Ensuring correct implementation of components is necessary to prevent errors in pulse width modulation (PWM), pulse amplitude modulation (PAM), and pulse position modulation (PPM) signals. Additionally, avoiding residue from soldering flux on the board can minimize noise interference, contributing to cleaner waveform outputs .
To protect delicate industrial motors from damage due to sudden power fluctuations, using phase control and soft starting mechanisms is recommended. Phase control helps manage the power supplied during startup, preventing sudden surges. Soft starters gradually increase voltage until the motor reaches full speed, preventing mechanical stress and electrical overload. These methods reduce wear and tear and extend motor lifespan by preventing damage from energy spikes .
Thyristors regulate power delivery to loads in AC/AC converters through two main control mechanisms. The first is the 'switch on and off' control, where thyristors allow certain cycles of AC voltage to pass through to the load and interrupt others. The second mechanism is the 'phase angle control,' wherein thyristors permit a predefined amount of AC voltage to pass in each half-cycle by varying the delay angle (α), ranging from 0 to 180 degrees. This method allows for precise power adjustments without affecting energy transfer continuity .
Digital phase control using a PIC microcontroller involves programming to precisely control the firing angle of power devices (like TRIAC or SCRs) in a circuit. The microcontroller, via programmed logic, detects zero-crossing points and adjusts the firing angle based on an input, such as a potentiometer's position. The microcontroller executes this by generating timed control pulses to the gate terminal of power devices, thereby managing the power applied to the load efficiently, reflected in the phase angle adjustment. This approach not only allows for finer control but reduces the likelihood of mechanical wear and improves efficiency .
Using pulse transformers in the power coupling stage is crucial because they enable isolation between the control and power circuits. This isolation protects sensitive control components, such as microcontrollers, from high-power circuit-induced surges or faults. Pulse transformers ensure that power devices like SCRs receive the precise firing signals needed to maintain reliable and smooth operation of the phase-controlled load, crucial for system robustness .
Static energy converters, also known as static convertors or converters, are fundamental in power electronics because they allow for the control, maneuvering, and conversion of electrical energy using electronic devices. They offer multiple advantages, including lack of wear and tear due to moving parts, better efficiency, rapid activation, and the ability to control the flow of energy quickly and without rebound effects .
