Fig. 3.3 Typical current and voltage transients during turn-on and turn- off of a clamped-inductive load and transitions in the V-I plane.An RCD Switching-aid-network connected across the device reduces turn-off dissipation, Fig.3.2. The controlled rise of the collector voltage of the transistor aids this process. However, turn- off energy is accumulated in the SAN, which is ultimately dissipated in the resistor. The RCD does not also help reduce turn-on dissipation when the reverse recovery current of the diode and the SAN current add up with the load current with Vs again appearing across the device.Example 3.1Derive the expression for the power dissipation during turn-on and turn-off of a transistor unassisted by a SAN. The supply voltage is Vm, peak load current Im, and tr, toff being the turn on and turn-off times. Assume idealised waveforms.SolutionThe transition of the swichings in the VC - IC plane is rectangular. The energy dissipated in each turn-off switching cycle is
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