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AN-3008 RC Snubber Networks for Thyristor Power Control and ...

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<strong>AN</strong>-<strong>3008</strong><br />

APPLICATION NOTE<br />

Examples of <strong>Snubber</strong> Applications<br />

REV<br />

In Figure 35, TRIACs switch a 3 phase motor on <strong>and</strong> off <strong>and</strong><br />

reverse its rotation. Each TRIAC pair functions as a SPDT<br />

switch. The turn-on of one TRIAC applies the differential<br />

voltage between line phases across the blocking device without<br />

the benefit of the motor impedance to constrain the rate<br />

dV<br />

of voltage rise. The inductors are added to prevent static ------<br />

dt<br />

firing <strong>and</strong> a line-to-line short.<br />

115<br />

91 0.1<br />

91<br />

R S<br />

T2323D<br />

FWD<br />

0.1<br />

C S<br />

46 V/µs<br />

MAX<br />

L S<br />

3.75<br />

330V<br />

500µH 5.6<br />

MOTOR<br />

1/70 HP<br />

0.26A<br />

Figure 36 shows a split phase capacitor-run motor with<br />

reversing accomplished by switching the capacitor in series<br />

with one or the other winding. The <strong>for</strong>ward <strong>and</strong> reverse<br />

TRIACs function as a SPDT switch. Reversing the motor<br />

applies the voltage on the capacitor abruptly across the<br />

blocking thyristor. Again, the inductor L is added to prevent<br />

⎛dV<br />

------ ⎞<br />

⎝<br />

firing of the blocking TRIAC. If turn-on occurs,<br />

dt ⎠s<br />

the <strong>for</strong>ward <strong>and</strong> reverse TRIACs short the capacitors (C S )<br />

resulting in damage to them. It is wise to add the resister R S<br />

to limit the discharge current.<br />

Figure 36. Split Phase Reversing Motor<br />

Figure 37 shows a “tap changer.” This circuit allows the<br />

operation of switching power supplies from a 120 or 240<br />

vac line. When the TRIAC is on, the circuit functions as a<br />

conventional voltage doubler with diodes D 1 <strong>and</strong> D 2 conducting<br />

on alternate half-cycles. In this mode of operation,<br />

dI<br />

inrush current <strong>and</strong> ---- are hazards to TRIAC reliability.<br />

dt<br />

Series impedance is necessary to prevent damage to the<br />

TRIAC.<br />

SNUBBER<br />

φ1<br />

100µH<br />

300<br />

4<br />

MOC<br />

3081<br />

FWD<br />

2 1<br />

6<br />

G<br />

91<br />

22Ω<br />

2W<br />

WIREWOUND<br />

0.15<br />

µF<br />

SNUBBER<br />

300<br />

4<br />

MOC<br />

3081<br />

REV<br />

2 1<br />

6<br />

G<br />

SNUBBER<br />

91<br />

SNUBBER<br />

ALL MOV’s ARE 275<br />

V RMS<br />

ALL TRIACS ARE<br />

MAC218-10<br />

1/3 HP<br />

208V<br />

3 PHASE<br />

91<br />

φ2<br />

100µH<br />

300<br />

4<br />

MOC<br />

3081<br />

FWD<br />

2 1<br />

6<br />

G<br />

SNUBBER<br />

91<br />

6<br />

MOC<br />

3081<br />

4<br />

43<br />

G<br />

1<br />

2<br />

SNUBBER<br />

2 1<br />

φ3<br />

300<br />

4<br />

MOC<br />

3081<br />

REV<br />

6<br />

G<br />

91<br />

N<br />

Figure 35. 3 Phase Reversing Motor<br />

16 REV. 4.01 6/24/02

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