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V V V V: University of Saskatchewan EE 482.3 Power Electronics Assignment 5

This document contains three assignments related to analyzing single-phase and three-phase controlled rectifiers. Assignment 1 involves determining properties of a single-phase rectifier like output current type, sketching waveforms, and calculating metrics like average current and power delivered. Assignment 2 repeats the analysis for the same rectifier but with a different DC output voltage. Assignment 3 involves sketching line currents and calculating properties for a three-phase full-wave rectifier like average output current and power factor.

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V V V V: University of Saskatchewan EE 482.3 Power Electronics Assignment 5

This document contains three assignments related to analyzing single-phase and three-phase controlled rectifiers. Assignment 1 involves determining properties of a single-phase rectifier like output current type, sketching waveforms, and calculating metrics like average current and power delivered. Assignment 2 repeats the analysis for the same rectifier but with a different DC output voltage. Assignment 3 involves sketching line currents and calculating properties for a three-phase full-wave rectifier like average output current and power factor.

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University of Saskatchewan EE 482.3 Power Electronics Assignment 5 Instructor: N.

Chowdhury March 2004

============================================================== 1. For the single-phase controlled rectifier shown in Figure 1 , L = 10 mH, R = 3 , Vc = 24 V and = 400. (a) Determine whether the load current is continuous or discontinuous. (b) Sketch the output current, the output voltage and the transformer secondary current for one complete cycle. Obtain c) the average output current, d) the rms output current, e) the average and rms thyristor currents, f) the rms value of the transformer secondary current, g) power delivered to Vc , h) the KVA size of the transformer and i) the power factor at the ac source. v i = 240 2 sin 120 t V
+ 1.4 : 1

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vo
+ -

io
L Vc

Figure 1: A single-phase controlled rectifier. 2. Repeat Q.1 with Vc = 100 V. 3. For the 3-phase full-wave controlled rectifier circuit (Figure 2), vab = 120 2 sin 120 t V, Vc = 70 V, L = 8 mH, R = 3 and delay angle, = 300. Assume that the load current is continuous. Sketch the three line currents for one cycle and calculate the following:

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+ + a

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R

v v
-

bn

ia
+ b

ib ic

vo

L + V - c

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a) Average output current. b) RMS output current. c) Average and RMS thyristor currents. d) RMS input line current. e) 3rd harmonic rms input line current. f) Power factor at the ac source.

Figure 2: A 3-phase full-wave controlled rectifier.

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