24 Pulse Rectifier
24 Pulse Rectifier
24 Pulse Rectifier
Hitesh R Mistry
Hemang R Barot
Rupesh R Kori
Vishal R Majigamkar
Gaurav N Patel
GUIDED BY Shri. H.B.Sharma.
Introduction
What is a rectifier ?
Rectifier is an electrical device which converts an
Alternating current into direct current to flow
through it in one direction only.
Why we need a rectifier ?
Most of the electronic devices are works on D.C.
Supply.
But the power we get to our house is A.C. .
So we need a convertor to convert an A.C. power to
D.C. power.
This conversion is done by the rectifier.
Types of rectifier
Single phase half wave rectifier.
Single phase full wave rectifier.
Three phase half wave rectifier.
Three phase full wave 6 pulse rectifier.
Three phase full wave 12 pulse rectifier.
Three phase full wave 24 pulse rectifier.
Single phase half wave rectifier.
We can only get output from positive half cycle.
Rippel factor is high in this rectifier.
Power loss is high in this rectifier.
Single phase full wave rectifier.
It is used for low voltage .
Ripple factor is high but it is less then the ripple
factor of single phase half wave rectifier.
Efficiency is low.
Losses are high.
We can get two pulse of pulseting D.C. by one ac
cycle.
Three phase half wave rectifier.
From one complete cycle of an A.C. we get three
pulse of pulseting D.C.
So the power output is high.
Ripple factor is low compare to single phase
rectifier.
Three phase 6 pulse rectifier.
We get six pulse pulsating d.c. output from 0 to
360.
The power output is more then half wave rectifier.
Three phase 12 pulse rectifier.
24 pulse rectifier.
24 pulse rectifier.
DD 0 connection
Wave form of DD 0
DY 11 connection
Wave form of DY 11
24 pulse wave form
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