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Able to describe and illustrate the operation of single-phase
half-wave thyristor rectifier with R, RL, and RLE load
Able to analyse the operation of single-phase half-wave
thyristor rectifier with R, RL, and RLE load
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1 Vm
Vo Vm sin t d t 1 cos
2 2
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Example 3-10
Determine the firing angle of a half-wave rectifier to produce an
average voltage of 40 V across a 100- load resistor from a
120V rms 60 Hz ac source. Determine the power absorbed by
the resistor and the power factor
π
1
Vo,rms
mV sin ωt 2
dt
2π
1 Vm
Vo,dc Vm sin t dt 1 cos Vm 1 sin 2
2 2 Vo,rms π
2 π 2
169 .7
40 1 cos Vo,rms 75.6V
2
2 Load pow er;
cos1 40 1 1.07rad
169 . 7 Vo2,dc 40 2
Pout ,dc 16
R 100
Vo2,rms
75.62
Pout ,rms 57.1
R 100
P 57.1
PF out ,rms 0.63
Pin 75.6
120 X
100
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With RL Load
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V t /
i t m sin t sin e
Z
for t
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Exercise 1
Refer to example 3-11 (3-26)
A controlled half-wave rectifier has a 120 V rms and 50 Hz ac
source. The series RL load has R= 25 and L = 25 mH. The delay
angle is 30. Determine
a) An expression for the load current
b) The average load current
c) The power absorbed by the load
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RL-Source Load
VSCR
+
+
Vo