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    This document outlines four problems involving single-phase AC voltage controllers. The first problem involves a half-wave controller with a 480Vrms source and 50 ohm load with a 60 degree delay angle. The second involves a full-wave controller with a 120Vrms source and 20 ohm load with a 45 degree delay angle. The third involves determining the delay angle required to deliver 800W to a load with a 240Vrms source and 35 ohm resistance. The fourth involves determining the delay angle and power factor ranges for a full-wave controller with a 120Vrms source and 40 ohm load to control output from 200W to 360W. For each problem, the document lists various electrical parameters to calculate.

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    This document outlines four problems involving single-phase AC voltage controllers. The first problem involves a half-wave controller with a 480Vrms source and 50 ohm load with a 60 degree delay angle. The second involves a full-wave controller with a 120Vrms source and 20 ohm load with a 45 degree delay angle. The third involves determining the delay angle required to deliver 800W to a load with a 240Vrms source and 35 ohm resistance. The fourth involves determining the delay angle and power factor ranges for a full-wave controller with a 120Vrms source and 40 ohm load to control output from 200W to 360W. For each problem, the document lists various electrical parameters to calculate.

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    Tugas Iii - Elektronika Daya (AC-AC Controller)

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    This document outlines four problems involving single-phase AC voltage controllers. The first problem involves a half-wave controller with a 480Vrms source and 50 ohm load with a 60 degree delay angle. The second involves a full-wave controller with a 120Vrms source and 20 ohm load with a 45 degree delay angle. The third involves determining the delay angle required to deliver 800W to a load with a 240Vrms source and 35 ohm resistance. The fourth involves determining the delay angle and power factor ranges for a full-wave controller with a 120Vrms source and 40 ohm load to control output from 200W to 360W. For each problem, the document lists various electrical parameters to calculate.

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    TUGAS III – ELEKTRONIKA DAYA

    (AC-AC Controller)

    1. The single phase half wave AC voltage controller has a 480 Vrms 60Hz source and a load
    resistance of 50 ohm. The delay angle α is 60o. Determine:
    a. Rms load voltage
    b. The power absorbed by the load
    c. The power factor
    d. Average and rms current in the SCR
    e. THD of the source current
    2. The single phase full wave AC voltage controller has a 120 Vrms 60Hz source and a load
    resistance of 20 ohm. The delay angle α is 45o. Determine:
    a. Rms load voltage
    b. The power absorbed by the load
    c. The power factor
    d. Average and rms current in the SCR
    e. THD of the source current
    3. The single phase full wave ac voltage controller has a 240 Vrms source and a load
    resistance of 35 ohm. Determine :
    a. The delay angle required to deliver 800W to the load
    b. The rms current in each SCR
    c. The power factor
    4. The single phase full wave ac controller has a 120 Vrms source at 60 Hz and a load
    resistance of 40 ohm. Determine :
    a. The range of delay angle that the output power can be controlled from 200 W to
    360 W
    b. The range of power factor than will result

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