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Examples Single Phase Uncontrolled Rectifier Circuits

The document discusses single-phase uncontrolled halfwave rectifier circuits with various load impedances connected to AC sources. It provides calculations for load current expressions, mean and RMS output voltages, and includes specific examples with different impedances and voltages. Key results include mean and RMS voltages for each scenario, along with the instantaneous output current values.

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Examples Single Phase Uncontrolled Rectifier Circuits

The document discusses single-phase uncontrolled halfwave rectifier circuits with various load impedances connected to AC sources. It provides calculations for load current expressions, mean and RMS output voltages, and includes specific examples with different impedances and voltages. Key results include mean and RMS voltages for each scenario, along with the instantaneous output current values.

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SINGLE PHASE Uncontrolled Halfwave RECTIFIER CIRCUITS

1. A load impedance Z= 10+j 5.7735 ohms is connected to a single phase


230 V 50 Hz ac source via a diode. (a) write the expression for the load
current; (b) draw the output voltage wave forms;(c) find the mean output
voltage; d) find the RMS output voltage

Z= 10+j 5.7735, Vrms = 230V, F = 50hz,

Z (Polar form) = 11.56<30, Vm = 230 x sqrt(2) = 325.26 Volts


Im = Vm / Z = 28.17 A

io(t) = Vm/Z sin(wt + θ) + Vm/Z sin(θ)e-t/τ


io(t) = 28.17sin(wt – 30) + 28.17 x sin(30) e-Rt/L

Vo (mean) = Vm / 2Π (1 + cosθ) = 325.26/2Π (1+ cos30) = 96.60 Volts


Vo (rms) = sqrt (Vm2/4 Π (Π + θ – sin(2θ)/2 ))
=sqrt( 325.262/4 Π (Π + 30 – sin(2X30)/2 )) = 165.47 Volts
2. A load impedance Z= 6+j 1 ohms is connected to a single phase 250 V
50 Hz ac source via a diode. (a) write the expression for the load current;
(b) draw the output voltage wave forms;(c) find the mean output voltage;
d) find the RMS output voltage.

Vo(mean)= 111.77 Volts


Vo(rms)= 176 Volts

3. A load impedance Z= 10 ohms is connected to a single phase 230 V 50


Hz ac source via a diode. (a) write the expression for the load current; (b)
draw the output voltage wave forms;(c) find the mean output voltage; d)
find the RMS output voltage
Vm = 230 * (2)^0.5 = 325.26 Volts
Z = 10 Ω, Im = V/Z = 32.526 A
Vo(mean) = Vm / Π = 325.26 / 3.142 = 103.53 Volts
Vo (RMS) = Vm /2 = 162.63 Volts
io(t) = 32.526 sin(wt)

4. A load impedance Z= 10+j 10 ohms is connected to a single phase 240 V


50 Hz ac source via a diode & a freewheeling diode across the load. (a)
write the expression for the load current; (b) draw the output voltage
wave forms; (c) find the mean output voltage; (d) find the instantaneous
value of output current at the end of the first positive half cycle; (e) find
the instantaneous value of the output current at the end of the first cycle

Z= 10+j 10, Vrms = 240V, F = 50hz,

Z (Polar form) = 14.14<45, Vm = 240 x sqrt(2) = 339.4 Volts


Im = Vm / Z = 24 A

io(t) = Vm/Z sin(wt + θ) + Vm/Z sin(θ)e-t/τ


io(t) = 24sin(wt – 45) + 24 x sin(45) e-Rt/L

Vo (mean) = Vm / Π = 108.034 Volts


Vo (rms) = Vm / 2 = 169.7 V

io(Π) = 24sin(Π – Π/4) + 24 x sin(Π/4) e-RΠ/L = 16.97 A

io(2Π) = io(Π) e-RΠ/L = 0 A

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