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POWER ELECTRONICSLABORATORY Subject code: PC-EE

594
Name of the student: Tanmoy Ghosh Roll No:-13001618027

Name of the experiment: Practise part for PSIM software simulation

Objective of the Experiment:: Simulation of single phase AC-DC

controlled and uncontrolled converter with R and R-L load.

Quality/Score EXcelle Good Fair Poor Marks

(6) (4) (2)
Objective/Criteria 8)
Lab Participation(Following
Procedure +Lab Techniques+
SubjectKnowledge +Contribution)
Lab Report( Diagram+ Calculationt
Graph+ Q/A)

Execution and Debugging

(Moderm tool usage)

Discipline in Lab (Discipline+

Cooperation+ Ethicst Cleaning/
Rearranging afterexperiment)
Lab Performance through Viva

Total Marks Obtained

40
Comments:

Signature of Teacher with date:

AIM: Practice Part for PSIM Software Simulation
Practice-1:

08JECTIVE: SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE AC-DC UNCONTROLLED

cONVERTER WITH RANDR-LLOAD
GRCUIT FOR R LOAD:

100 150

SIMULATION OUTPUT:

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1 Both input and output together.

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2. Input waveform(V1).

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Time

3.0utput wavefom(V2).
aRCUIT PARAMETERS:

R-load
Resistance 150 Ohms

Total Time 0.08 Seconds

Vin(V1) 100V,50Hz

RMS Value Average Value

52.061V 33.6855V

ARCUIT FOR RL LOAD:

307
50
100

SIMULATION OUTPUT:

1.Input and output waveforms V1,V/2

2.Input waveform V1

3.Input waveform V2

aRCUIT PARAMETERS:

RL-load

Resistance(R) 50 Ohms
InductancelL) 0.7H
Total Time 0.08 Seconds
Vin(V1) 100V,50Hz

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RMS Value Average Value

64.9795V 15.672VV

Practice-2

OBJECTIVE: IMULATION OF 10 AC-DC UNCONTROLLED CONVERTER WITH R

AND RL LOAD WITH SOURCE
INDUCTANCE
aRCUIT FOR R LOAD:
sIMULATION OUTPUT:

P2

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TIne (6

1.Input and output waveforms V1,V2

PI

100

50
100 L
Om 20m 30m 60M
Timef f i c e

2.Input waveform V1
VP2

30

20m Om 60m
Time (s)

3.0utput waveform V2
GRCUIT PARAMETERS:

R-load

Resistance 150 Ohms

Source Inductance 0.2H
Total Timne 0.08 seconds
Vin(V1) 100V,5OHz
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RIMS Value Average Value

47.1452V 30.0823V

CIRCUIT FOR RL-LOAD:

30.02

100

SIMULATION OUTPUT:

Input and output waveforms V1,V2

100

100
30m
w
Time (s)

2. Input waveform V1

10m Om 4Om SOm

Time (6)

3.0utput waveform V2
CRCUIT PARAMETERS:

RL-load

Resistance 150 Ohms

Source Inductance 0.2H
Inductance 0.02H
Total Time 0.08 seconds
Vin(V1)_ 100V, 50Hz

RMS Value Average Value

46.7253V 29.93 26V

DISCUSSIONS efice
2. Explain the difference between the waveforms of R Load and RL load.

R-Load RL-Load
Output voltage will not go to the Output voltage will go to the
negative part ofthe graph. negative part ofthe graph.
The average value of the voltage will The average value of the voltage will
be higher as the voltage does not go be lower as the voltage goes to the
to the negative axis negative axis
Extinction angle(B)is n Extinction angle t <p<2n
3. Explain the difference between the waveforms having source inductance
and without source inductance.
In case of source inductance, the input voltage Vp1, leads the output
voltage Vp2 because of the source inductance
Whereas, when there is no source inductance, the input and output
voltage Vp1 and Vp2 are in the same phase.
Practice-3

OBJECTIVE: SINGLE PHASE AC-DC CONTROLLED CONVERTER wITH R AND RL

LOAD
CONTROLLED CONVERTER WITH R LOAD:
IRCUIT FOR R LOAD:

O180.

100 1

SIMULATION OUTPUT (firing angle 0 degrees):

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T00

um m

Time (s)

1. Input and output waveforms V1,V2

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2.Input waveform V1
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3om
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2. Output waveform V2

SIMULATION OUTPUT (firing angle 50 degrees):

P
00

50
100 L
10m 20m 30m 40m
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1 Input waveform V1

VP2

0n 20M 30m 40m S0m

Time (s)

2. Output waveform V2
aRCUIT PARAMETERS:

R Load

Resistance 00 Ohms
Total timee 0.08 seconds
V in(V1) 100V, 5OHz
Firing angle Odegrees and 50 degrees

cONTROLLED CONVERTER WITH R-L LOAD:

aRCUIT FOR R-L LOAD:

0 180.
0

100 00

SIMULATION OUTPUT (firing angle 0 degrees):

Om 20m
rime

1. Input and output waveforms V1,V2

 20m
ime o

2. Input waveform V1

3.0utput waveform V2
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SIMULATION OUTPUT (firing angle 30 degrees):

30m

1. Input and output waveforms V1,V2

2.Input waveforms V1
 Om
rim (s

3. output waveforms V2

aRCUIT PARAMETERS:

R-L Load

Resistance 100 Ohms

Inductance .7H
Total time |.08 seconds
Vin(V1) 100V,5OHz
Firing angle Odegrees and 30 degrees

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Firing Angleldegrees)|RMS Voltage(V)_ |Average Voltage(V)_

59.2593 22.28130
20 58.9222 21.90466
100 36.9823 7.22269
Discussion:
When the thyristor is on the output voltage is same as the source voltage. In
this case 220Sin(w* t)=iR1+ Lidi/dt. Now the thyristor will be tumed on when we
apply the gate voltage. Now the output wave form will be depending upon the
firing anglela).

OBJECTIVE: SINGLE PHASE AC-DC CONTROLLED cONVERTER WITH R

AND RL LOAD WITH SOURCE INDUCTANCE
CONTROLLED CONVERTER WITH SOURCE INDUCTANCE R LOAD
CRCUIT FOR R-LOAD:
 L

180
VP2=0
VP
(VP=0V100 MP2

SIMULATION OUTPUT (firing angle 60 degrees);

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1.Input and output waveforms V1,V2 ffice

00

*om

3. Output waveform V2

aRCUIT PARAMETERS:

RLoad
Resistance 70 Ohmns
Source Inductance 0.01H
Total time .08 seconds
Vin(V1) 100V,50H2
Firing angle 60 degrees
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Firing Angle(degrees) RMS Voltage(V)_ Average Voltage(V)_

0 51.8721 33.4309
20 51.5912 32.3641
100 31.0112 12.6812

Discussion:
In this case when the thyristor is on the output voltage will be Vout
put=220Sin(w*t)-Ladi/dt. So there is one additional voltage drop which is
coming for the source inductance. From KVL 220Sin(w*t)=Ladi/dt +Ri. By
applying gate pulse at various a, we will get our desirable output. Like here we
applied gate pulse at a=75" and got the output.

CONTROLLED CONVERTER WITH SOURCE INDUCTANCE RL LOAD

IRCUIT FOR RL-LOAD:
L1

MPI
50
07 9

SIMULATION OUTPUT (firing angle 60 degrees):

00
1.Input and output waveforms V1,v2

2.0utput waveform V2
IRCUIT PARAMETERS:

RL- Load
Resistance 70 Ohms
Source Inductance .01H
Inductance 0.7H
Total time 0.08 seconds
V in(V1) 100V, 50Hz
Firing angle 60 degrees
V2

Firing Angle(degrees) RMS Voltage(V)_ Average Voltage(V)

|0 61.6278 18.9179
20 61.2064 18.1278
100 38.1798 5.66468
Discussion:
In this case when the thyristor is on the output voltage will be Vout
put-220Sin(w*t)-Ladi/dt. So there is one additional voltage drop which is
coming for the source inductance. From KVL 220Sin(w*t)=L4di/dt+Ladi/dt+ Ri.
By applying gate pulse at various a, we will get our desirable output. Like here
we applied gate pulse at a=70" and got the output.
The output voltages and currents are not purely sinusoidal in nature so there
will be some harmonics. Which is not desirable.