EMBSY - D5 11/11/2010 Politecnico di Torino ICT School Less. D5: Power supply system design • Design from the following specifications – – – – Electronics for Embedded Systems • Evaluate regulation Sv and output resistance Ro • Add zener regulator • Add Emitter follower D5 - Design of power supply systems » » » » » Input voltage range, frequency Load nominal voltage Load min and max current Max ripple Design from specifications Evaluate Sv and Ro Add zener regulator Add Emitter follower Modify into series regulator – Evaluate new regulation Sv and output resistance Ro • Modify into series regulator (Op Amp + Power BJT) – Compare with commercial 3-pin regulator 11/11/2010 - 1 11/11/2010 - 2 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Linear PSU with input transformer PSU design sequence • Functional units: – – – – • Specifications EMI Filter Mains to low voltage AC (50 Hz transformer) AC to DC, with ripple filter Linear (or switching) voltage regulator 220V ≈ 50 Hz VOLTAGE REG. – Input voltage: 190-230Veff, 45-55 Hz (nominal 220 V, 50 Hz) – Load: nominal Vo = 5 V ±10%, Io 0 – 1 A; Max ripple 0,1 Vpp • Results: – – – – – – Vout = • Problems – Low efficiency – Low PF – Move to switching PSU with PFC 11/11/2010 - 3 Parameters of: fuse, transformer, diodes; Value of filter capacitor Evaluation of regulation Sv and output resistance Ro Add zener regulator: new Sv and Ro Add Emitter follower: new Sv and Ro Add Op Amp + Power BJT (series reg.) new Sv and Ro • Compare with commercial 3-pin regulator – Redesign C to get same performance with 3-pin regulator 11/11/2010 - 4 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Fuse and transformer Ripple filter • Fuse • Actual waveform – Types and parameters – Value: – Sine-segment charge – Exponential discharge, with long time constant VRI • Assumption • Transformer – Pulsed charge – Constant I discharge – Triangular ripple – Parameters » Ratio » Power » Efficiency VRIPPLE – Values: 11/11/2010 - 5 VC 11/11/2010 - 6 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC T /2 t I Q 1 T IL L C C 2 2 fC EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Page 1 © 2010 DDC 1 EMBSY - D5 11/11/2010 Design of capacitor • Low ripple Large capacitor C – Drawbacks » Size and cost » Low current circulation angle Current in diodes • Load current IL 2f VRIPPLE – Pulsed – Same total charge – Various approximation • Keep minimum required, considering torances – More convenient to reduce ripple with regulator Type Capacitance value Operting voltage ESR t • Parameters • Parameters of capacitors – – – – ID – Almost DC • Diode/transformer current – Conduction angle defined from sine/discharge intersection – High capacitor low ripple low conduction angle high current peak Scelta finale: 270μF 400VL 11/11/2010 - 7 11/11/2010 - 8 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Evaluating peak current • Total charge to load – Idc T/2 Selection of diodes • Average current • Peak current and inrush current • Reverse voltage ID IPK • Total charge from diodes V VRIPPLE C arccos PK VPK – Id Tc – Same total charge • Different approximations for diode current T1 t – Rectangle – Triangle: ΔQ = IPK ·T1 / 2 – Parabolic: ΔQ = IPK ·T1 ·2 / 3 11/11/2010 - 9 iC 0 11/11/2010 - 10 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Final design result • • • • Fuse Transformer Diodes Capacitor • • • • Output DC Output ripple Output line regulation Output load regulation EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Choices for the regulator • Shunt Zener regulator • Zener + Emitter follower • Op Amp + Power BJT or MOS • Integrated regulator • Different architecture: switching PSU • Next: add active regulator 11/11/2010 - 11 11/11/2010 - 12 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Page 2 © 2010 DDC 2 EMBSY - D5 11/11/2010 Shunt Zener regulator Active series regulator • Simple • Series regulator: Good efficiency • A feedback loop: Better line and load regulation • Low output current capability • High stability: – Can increase with the Emitter Follower Can use good reference • Poor regulation • Low efficiency 11/11/2010 - 13 11/11/2010 - 14 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Op Amp + Power BJT or MOS Integrated regulators • The transistor operates as final power CC stage • Can use BJT or MOS • Can use darlington configuration • 3-pin – Fixed current limit – No remote sense – High current gain – Requires more headroom • More pins – – – – 11/11/2010 - 15 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Additional commands Remote V sense External I sense Add external power transistor 11/11/2010 - 16 EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC EMBSY - D5 - © 2010 DDC Page 3 © 2010 DDC 3