Mdxm quest
Find the impedance of a series RLC circuit if the inductive
1. What is Power Electronics?
2. Why use Power SemiConductor Devices?
3. Try to draw a figure that shows a power generating set
up thru the use of Steam.
4. How do we save our One and Only Planet Earth?
5. Illustrate or draw the Block Diagram of a Power Processor.
6. Explain the Block Components of a Block Diagram of a
Power Processor.
7. Enumerate the Passive Elements of a Power Supply
8. Give the 7 Active Elements of a Power Supply
9. Determine the types of 4 types of Converters and
differentiate them.
10. What is the power available without the consumer it is
also known as idle power?
11. What is the power dissipated to the circuit?
12. What is the power dissipated to the reactive components
such as Inductor and Capacitor?
13. What is the unit for Reactive Power (Q)?
14. What is the unit of Apparent Power(S)?
15. What is the unit of Real Power (P)?
16. Draw the AC Power Formula Triangle.
17. Enumerate the types of Power
18. Observe the Waveforms and use it as reference red(V)
black (I)
And explain the Difference between the 3 types of power
19. Give the Formula for Power Factor
20. What is combination of resistance and reactance that
oppose the flow of current?
21. What is (Capacitive or Inductive) part of the circuit that
opposes current flow?
22. What is the real part of the circuit that opposes
current flow?
23. What is the formula for ω?
24. What is the formula for Impedance(Z)?
25. What is the formula for Current(I)?
26. What is the Formula when solving the Voltage Across the
Resistor?
27. What is the Formula when solving the Voltage Across the
Capacitor?
28. What is the Formula when solving the Voltage Across the
Inductor?
29. Give the formula for Reactive Capacitance.
30. Give the formula for Reactive Inductance.
31. Determine the formula for calculating the Phase Angle.
32.
reactance, capacitive reactance and resistance are 184
Ω, 144 Ω and 30 Ω respectively. Also calculate the phase
angle between voltage and current.
33. A single phase source operating at 220 V rms, 60 Hz
source an apparent power of 6.6 kVA. Determine the
reactive power and real power being delivered at the load
with an impedance of 50+j5Ω.
34. A 40 μF is connected across a 220 V, 50 Hz A.C. mains.
Calculate the capacitive reactance, RMS value of current
and the reactive power.
35. Find the impedance of a series RLC circuit if the inductive
reactance, capacitive reactance and resistance are 184,
144 and 30 ohms respectively. Also calculate the phase
angle between voltage and current.
36. A 400 mH coil of negligible resistance is connected to an
AC circuit in which an effective current of 6mA is flowing.
Find out the voltage across the coil if the frequency is
1000Hz.
37. A 50V, 1kHz AC supply is connected across the series
combination of resistor and capacitor. Determine the
magnitude of the current flowing through the resistor
and capacitor. Determine the magnitude of the current
flowing through the resistor and capacitor. Calculate also
the voltage across the resistor and capacitor. (C=0.47uF,
R=100 ohms). SetA
38. A series LC circuit is being supplied by a voltage
expression of v(t)= 10sin377t. (L= 300mH, C=0.47uF).
Calculate the impedance, current flowing through the
circuit and the power across the inductor.
39. A 50V, 1kHz AC supply is connected across the series
combination of resistor and capacitor. Determine the
magnitude of the current flowing through the resistor
and capacitor. Calculate also the total impedance, power
dissipated through the resistor and capacitor and power
dissipate through the resistor. (C=0.47 uF, R=100 ohms).
Set B
40. Power electronics utilize semiconductor devices
operating in _______ mode.
41. This _______ of semiconductor is being controlled by a
________ signal.
42. Give some examples of Common semiconductor switch.
43. What are the construction of a Diode?
44. What are the parameters of a Diode?
45. What are the regions of a Diode?
46. What is the contruction of Bipolar Junction Transistors
(BJT)?
47. What are the parameters of BJT?
48. Differentiate the Regions of Operaton in BJT.
49. What is the construction of a Metal Oxide Field Effect
Transistor (MOSFET)?
50. What are the parameters of a MOSFET?
51. Give the Operations of a MOSFET?
52. Draw the MOSFET: N-channel Enhancement type.
53. Draw the MOSFET: P-channel Enhancement type.
54. Illustrate the MOSFET: N-Channel Depletion type.
55. Illustrate the MOSFET: P-Channel Depletion type.
56. What does IGBT mean?
57. What is the construction for IGBT?
58. Identify some Key Characteristics of an IGBT
59. Draw the Schematic Symbol for an IGBT
60. Remember the comparison of IGBT to (BJT and MOSFET)
61. What is the Abbreviation for GTO?
62. Identify the Construction of GTO.
63. Draw the Schematic symbol of GTO.
64. Explain the Key Operations of a GTO
65. What is the Application of a GTO.
66. Identify the name of the labeled electronic switches in
the figure below:
67.What is a type of converter that converts AC input voltage
to DC output voltage?
68.What are the 2 types of Rectifier?
69. What uses only one diode and It can be transformer
coupled or not?
70. What utilizes 4 diodes and 2 diode are off and 2 diodes
are on every half cycle of the input?
71. What is an output voltage developed for positive and
negative half cycle of the input?
72. What is one diode is on and the other diode is off every
half of the input cycle?
73. How do you Calculate the Halfwave Average Voltage?
74. How do you Calculate the Fullwave Average Voltage?
75. Give the Formula in Calculating the RMS Value of a
HalfWave Rectifier.
76. Give the Formula in Calculating the RMS Value of a
FullWave Rectifier.
77. Design Considerations Of Rectifiers With Resistive Load
78. What are the 2 types of Single Phase Half – Wave Control
Rectifier
79. What is uses thyristors to control the firing angle of the
switch?
80. What uses power transistors working with high switching
frequency to improve the waveform quality of the input
current, increasing the power factor?
81. A thyristor half – wave controlled converter has a supply
voltage of 240 V at 50 Hz and a load resistance of 100 ohms.
What are the average values of the load voltage and current
when the firing delay angle is 30 degrees.
 calculate the values of rms voltage, current, load
power and power factor for 30 degrees firing angle.
82. If given 240V, 50Hz, how do you cancel the rms?
83. What is the Formula of Power Factor?
84. What is the formula in solving the Single Phase Halfwave
Control Rectifier (Vrms and Irms)?
85. Determine the formulas in the Full Wave Half Controlled
Bridge with Resistive Load. ; Vav, Iav Vrms, Irms
86. Identify the formulas of a Fullwave Half Controlled
Rectifier with Inductive Load. ; Vav, Irms
87. Give the formula in calculating the Fully Controlled
Bridge with Inductive Load.
88. Write the formula for True Power(P)
89. Write the formula for Apparent Power(S)
90. Write the formula for Power/Load Power(V)
91. How do you calculate a Power Factor?
92. Give the Formula for Full Wave Controlled Rectifier;
Vav, Vrms, Irms
93. What is the Formula of a Field Voltage in SEDC?
94. Give the Formula of a Armature Voltage?
95. Identify the Formula of a Generated Voltage?
96 What is Kv?
97. What is ω?
98. Determine the Formula for Torque
99. Enumerate the Formula of a Fully Controlled Bridge w/
SEDC motor; E, Vav, Iav
100. What is the formula in finding the Half Controlled
Bridge with SEDC motor; Vav
101. A 240 V, 50 Hz supply feed a highly inductive load of 50
ohms through a thyristor bridge. Calculate the load current,
load power and power factor for a firing delay angle of 45
degrees if the rectifier is:
• Half controlled
• Full controlled
102. A resistive load is supplied with variable voltage d.c.
from a Triac full-wave rectifier bridge combination
connected to an a.c. supply. Draw the circuit diagram
 and, with the aid of voltage waveform sketches,
calculate the load power dissipation for load resistance
of 100 ohms, a voltage supply of 110V at 50Hz, and firing
angle delay of 45 degrees?

103. A full-wave fully controlled thyristor a.c. to d.c.

converter supplies power to (a) a resistive load of 250
ohms, (b) a highly inductive load with a resistance of
250 ohms. The a.c. supply is 240V, 50Hz. Determine the
values average load voltage and current, rms current,
load power and converter power factor.

104. A separately excited d.c. motor is driven from a 240V,

50Hz supply using a fully controlled thyristor bridge.
The motor has an armature resistance Ra of 1 ohm, and
an armature voltage constant kv of 0.8 V/rad-s. The
field current is constant at its rated value. Assume that
the armature current is steady.
(a) Determine the values of armature
current and torque for an armature speed of
1600 rev/min and a firing angle delay of 30
degrees
(b) Calculate the limits of the firing angle
delay for this speed.

105.
A single-phase fully controlled SEDC motor drive has an
armature voltage constant of 0.9 V/rad/s, and an
armature
resistance of 0.75~. The field current is held constant at
itsrated value. Mains supply to the drive is 250V, 50Hz.

i. Determine the average armature voltage, current and

torque at an armature
ii. speed of 1200 rev/min, with a firing angle delay of (a) α =
30 degrees (b) α = 70 degrees

106. A separately excited d.c. motor has an armature

resistance of 1.0~ and an armature voltage constant of 0.8
V/rad/s. Determine the average armature current and
torque output, with firing angle delay of α = 45 degrees and
armature speed of 1600 rev/min. The armature is driven by:
(a) a full-wave fully controlled single-phase converter
(b) a half-controlled single-phase converter