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Problems in Controlled Rectifiers

The document contains 5 problems related to controlled rectifiers: 1) A single phase fully controlled bridge converter with specified voltage, frequency, firing angle, load resistance, and inductance. Calculate the average load voltage and current. 2) A single phase fully controlled bridge converter with specified voltage, frequency, load resistance, and inductance. Find the firing angle for a given average current. 3) A single phase fully controlled rectifier with specified load resistance and supply voltage. Calculate firing angle, efficiency, ripple factor, and peak inverse voltage for a given average output voltage. 4) A 3 phase fully controlled bridge rectifier with specified supply voltage. Calculate the average output voltage for two given firing angles.

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Problems in Controlled Rectifiers

The document contains 5 problems related to controlled rectifiers: 1) A single phase fully controlled bridge converter with specified voltage, frequency, firing angle, load resistance, and inductance. Calculate the average load voltage and current. 2) A single phase fully controlled bridge converter with specified voltage, frequency, load resistance, and inductance. Find the firing angle for a given average current. 3) A single phase fully controlled rectifier with specified load resistance and supply voltage. Calculate firing angle, efficiency, ripple factor, and peak inverse voltage for a given average output voltage. 4) A 3 phase fully controlled bridge rectifier with specified supply voltage. Calculate the average output voltage for two given firing angles.

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Problems in controlled rectifiers

A single phase fully controlled bridge


converter operates in the continuous
conduction mode from a 230V, 50HZ
single phase supply with a firing angle
= 30. Assume the load resistance of 100
ohm and inductance of a large value.Find
the average load voltage and load current
and also sketch the waveforms

Power Electronics 2
A single phase fully controlled bridge
converter operates in the continuous
conduction mode from a 230V, 50HZ
single phase supply. Find the suitable
value of firing angle for an average load
current of 4A with continuous conduction
mode and also sketch the waveforms.
Assume the load resistance of 10 ohm and
inductance of a large value.

Power Electronics 3
A single phase fully controlled rectifier has
load aof R=15 and, Vs=220 sin 314 t
and unity transformer ratio. If it is required
to obtain an average output voltage of
70% of the maximum possible output
voltage, calculate:- (a) The delay angle ,
(b) The efficiency, (c) Ripple factor of
output voltage(d) The peak inverse voltage
(PIV) of one thyristor.
Power Electronics 5
Vdc
Vn 0.5 (1 cos ) 0.7 , then, =66.42o
Vdm
2 Vm
Vm 220 , then, Vdc 0.7 *Vdm 0.7 * 98.04 V

Vdc 98.04
I dc 6.536 A
R 15
Vm sin( 2 )
Vrms
2 2
=66.42o Vrms=134.638 V. Then, Irms=134.638/15=8.976 A
Pdc Vdc * I dc 98.04 * 6.536
53.04%
Pac Vrms * I rms 134.638 * 8.976
Vrms 134.638
FF 1.3733
Vdc 98.04
Vac
RF FF 1 1.3733 1 0.9413
2 2
Vdc
The PIV is Vm
A 3 phase fully controlled bridge rectifier is
operating from a 400 V, 50 Hz supply. The
thyristors are fired at = /4. There is a
FWD across the load. Find the average
output voltage for = 45 and = 75 .

Prof. A. Chitra, SELECT, VIT University


Prof. A. Chitra, SELECT, VIT University
Prof. A. Chitra, SELECT, VIT University
Prof. A. Chitra, SELECT, VIT University
Prof. A. Chitra, SELECT, VIT University

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