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The document contains assignments related to power electronics, covering topics such as rectifiers, converters, and control techniques. It includes explanations and derivations for various types of rectifiers and converters, as well as calculations for specific circuit parameters. Each assignment consists of multiple questions requiring detailed sketches and theoretical understanding.

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PE Assignment-2

The document contains assignments related to power electronics, covering topics such as rectifiers, converters, and control techniques. It includes explanations and derivations for various types of rectifiers and converters, as well as calculations for specific circuit parameters. Each assignment consists of multiple questions requiring detailed sketches and theoretical understanding.

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Power Electronics Assignment No.

1. Explain the operation of Single Phase half controlled rectifier with RL-load with neat sketches in
continuous current mode.
2. Explain with neat sketches the operation of single phase half controlled rectifier with RLE-load.
3. Explain the operation of Single Phase fully controlled bridge type rectifier with R-load and
derive the expression for average output voltage.
4. Explain the circulating & non-circulating current mode of operation of Single Phase dual
converter with associated circuits.
5. A single phase full converter supplies a load consisting of R, L and E. The inductance is large
and output current is constant. Assume the SCR to be ideal with following data: RMS supply
voltage = 220 V, load resistance = 0.5 Ω, output current is 10 A. Determine (i) firing angle if E=
135, E= –145 V (ii) which source is supplying power in E = 135 and E = –145?
6. A single phase semi converter is delivering power to RLE load with R= 5Ω, L= 10 mH and E =
80 V. The ac source voltage is 230 V, 50 Hz. For continuous conduction, find the average value
of output current for a firing angle of 50. If one of the SCR is damaged and open circuited find
the new value of average output current on the assumption to continuous conduction. Also sketch
the output voltage and current waveforms?

Power Electronics Assignment No.3

1. Explain the operation of three phase fully controlled six pulse bridge type rectifier with
associated waveforms. Derive the expression for average output voltage.
2. Explain, with neat sketches, the operation of three phase half wave converter with R-load.
3. With neat sketch explain Single phase AC voltage controller for R-load. Derive RMS load
voltage and current.
4. Explain about three phase AC voltage controller for R-load with necessary circuits and
waveforms.
5. Explain the working of a single phase cyclo-converter for R-load of frequency fo=1/4 fs
6. Explain the working of a single phase cyclo-converter for RL-load of frequency fo=1/6 fs with
continuous conduction mode.
7. A Three phase fully controlled bridge converter is connected to a supply voltage of 230 V per
phase and frequency of 50 Hz. The source inductance is 3 mH. The load current on dc side is
constant at 15 A. If load consists of a dc source voltage of 400 V having an internal resistance of
1 Ω. Find the firing angle and overlap angle.

Power Electronics Assignment No.4

1. Explain the Control Techniques of a chopper.


2. Explain the operation and derive necessary relations of Buck converter in continuous conduction
mode.
3. Explain the operation of a boost converter. Derive the expressions for peak to peak ripple current
and ripple voltage in terms of circuit components, frequency, supply voltage and duty ratio.
4. Explain the operation and derive necessary relations of Buck-Boost converter in continuous
conduction mode.
5. A buck boost converter is operated from a 24V battery and supplies an average load current of 2
Amp. Its switching frequency is 50kHz.Neglecting diode and switch drop, determine: (i) Range
of duty cycle variation required to maintain the output voltage at 15V, given that the battery
voltage ranges from 26V in the fully charged state to 21V in the discharged state. (ii) The peak to
peak choke ripple current for the nominal supply voltage, given that choke value is 500µH. (iii)
Average supply current drawn from the battery under nominal condition.
6. A boost regulator has an input voltage of Vs = 5 V. The average output voltage Va = 15 V and
the average load current Ia = 0.5 A. The switching frequency is 25 kHz. If L = 150 μH and C =
220 µF, determine (i) the duty cycle, (ii) the ripple current of inductor ∆I, (iii) the critical values
of L and C.

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