Introduction To SMPS

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Introduction to SMPS

Switched-Mode Power Supplies (SMPS) are efficient and compact power conversion
devices that are essential in a wide range of electronic devices and systems. They
provide a stable and regulated output voltage by converting the input AC or DC
power through a series of switching circuits.

Submitted by:
Deepinderjot Singh(23BCS14205)
KJ Pritpal Singh(23BCS14164)
Principles of SMPS
1 Power Conversion 2 High Frequency 3 Feedback Control
Operation
SMPS convert the input Feedback loops regulate the
voltage to the desired output SMPS operate at high output voltage and current to
voltage by rapidly turning a frequencies, typically in the maintain stability and
switching transistor on and range of tens to hundreds of performance.
off. kilohertz, enabling compact
and efficient design.
Topologies and Configurations
Common Topologies Configuration Options Efficiency Optimization

SMPS can be designed using SMPS can be configured as Careful selection of topology and
various topologies, such as buck, isolated or non-isolated, with configuration can help optimize
boost, buck-boost, and flyback single or multiple outputs, and the efficiency and performance of
converters, each with its own with different control methods to SMPS for different applications.
advantages and applications. meet specific requirements.
Advantages and Applications
High Efficiency Compact Design
SMPS can achieve efficiencies of up to 90%, The high-frequency operation and switching circuits
significantly reducing power losses and heat allow SMPS to be designed in a much smaller and
generation compared to linear power supplies. lighter form factor.

Versatile Applications Cost-Effective


SMPS are widely used in consumer electronics, The mass production and widespread adoption of
industrial equipment, telecommunications, and SMPS technology have made them a cost-effective
renewable energy systems, among other power solution for many applications.
applications.
Design Considerations
1 Component Selection
Careful selection of semiconductors, magnetic components, and filtering elements to
optimize efficiency, power density, and reliability.

2 Thermal Management
Effective heat dissipation through the use of heat sinks, airflow, and thermal design
considerations.

3 EMI Mitigation
Addressing electromagnetic interference (EMI) through proper circuit layout, shielding,
and filtering techniques.
Feedback and Control Mechanisms
Voltage Regulation
Feedback circuits monitor the output voltage and adjust the switching duty cycle to
maintain a stable output.

Current Limiting
Current sensing and limiting circuits protect the SMPS and connected loads from
overcurrent conditions.

Soft Start
Gradual ramp-up of the output voltage to avoid inrush currents and ensure a smooth
startup.
Conclusion and Future Trends

SMPS technology continues to evolve, with advancements in semiconductor devices,


magnetic components, and control algorithms driving improvements in efficiency,
power density, and reliability. The future of SMPS will likely see further integration,
miniaturization, and the incorporation of smart features for enhanced performance
and energy management.
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