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    This lab report describes a student's design and simulation of a single-phase cyclo-converter in LTspice that converts a 50 Hz AC supply into a 25 Hz output AC signal. The student plots the output voltage versus the input voltage waveforms and briefly discusses the waveforms.

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    This lab report describes a student's design and simulation of a single-phase cyclo-converter in LTspice that converts a 50 Hz AC supply into a 25 Hz output AC signal. The student plots the output voltage versus the input voltage waveforms and briefly discusses the waveforms.

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    Lab Assignment 2 EEE-466, Power Electronics Lab: Design and Simulation of Cyclo-Converters

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    This lab report describes a student's design and simulation of a single-phase cyclo-converter in LTspice that converts a 50 Hz AC supply into a 25 Hz output AC signal. The student plots the output voltage versus the input voltage waveforms and briefly discusses the waveforms.

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    Lab Assignment 2

    Design and Simulation of Cyclo-converters


    EEE-466, Power Electronics Lab

    Submitted By
    Name : ABM Mahedi Hasan
    ID: 2181171102
    Batch: 27th (B), Evening.
    Report:
    1. Design a single-phase cyclo-converter in
    LTspice which converts a 50 Hz AC supply into
    a 25 Hz output AC signal

    2. Plot output voltage vs input voltage waveforms

    Fig: Output vs input waveforms


    3. Briefly discuss the waveforms

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