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Sheet1 - Rectifier

This document contains 8 problems related to analyzing rectifier circuits. Problem 1 calculates values for a half-wave rectifier circuit with a 10 ohm resistive load. Problem 2 calculates values for a half-wave uncontrolled rectifier circuit with a 20 ohm resistor and 0.05H inductance load. Problem 3 calculates the RMS source voltage for a full-wave rectifier circuit with a 50 ohm resistive load delivering 1000W of power.

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Sheet1 - Rectifier

This document contains 8 problems related to analyzing rectifier circuits. Problem 1 calculates values for a half-wave rectifier circuit with a 10 ohm resistive load. Problem 2 calculates values for a half-wave uncontrolled rectifier circuit with a 20 ohm resistor and 0.05H inductance load. Problem 3 calculates the RMS source voltage for a full-wave rectifier circuit with a 50 ohm resistive load delivering 1000W of power.

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Faculty Of Engineering

Department Of Electrical Engineering


Power Electronics
Sheet (1): Rectifiers

1) A resistive load of 10 Ω is connected through a half-wave diode rectifier circuit


to 220V, 50Hz, single-phase source. Calculate the average and RMS value of
the output voltage, the power delivered to load and the value of input power
factor.
(99V, 155.6V, 2421.1W, 0.71)
2) If a 220V, 50Hz source is driving a 20Ω resistor and 0.05H inductance through
half-wave uncontrolled rectifier. Find the zero crossing angle, average and
RMS load voltage and current, output power and input power factor.
(218.4⁰, 88.3V, 160V, 4.4A, 6.3A, 793.8W, 0.57)
3) A resistive load of 50 Ω is connected through a full-wave diode rectifier circuit
to 50Hz, single-phase source. If the power delivered to the load is 1000 W, find
the RMS source voltage.
(223.6V)
4) If a 220V, 50Hz source is driving a RL-load (highly inductive load) through
full-wave uncontrolled rectifier. Find the average load voltage and current, and
resistance if the output power is 780W.
(198V, 50.3Ω, 3.94A)
5) A resistive load of 10 Ω is connected through a half-wave SCR circuit to 220V,
50Hz, single-phase source. Calculate the average load voltage and the output
power for a firing angle of 30.
(92.4V, 2350W)
6) A single-phase half-wave controlled rectifier is operated from 120V, 50Hz
source and the load resistance is R=30 Ω. Calculate the firing angle delay if the
output average voltage equal 25% of its maximum possible value.
(120⁰)
7) A resistive load of 2350W is connected through a full-wave SCR circuit to
220V, 50Hz, single-phase source. Calculate the average load voltage and
resistance for a firing angle of 30.
(184.8V, 20Ω)
8) A single-phase full-wave controlled rectifier is supplied from 230V, 50Hz
source. The load consist of R=10 Ω and a large inductance. For a firing angle of
60, determine average output voltage and the input power factor.
(103.5V, 0.5)

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