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    The document contains tutorial problems on controlled rectification circuits. It discusses single-phase half-controlled and full-controlled bridge rectifiers supplying resistive and inductive loads. Expressions are derived for average output voltage and current as a function of firing angle. Waveforms are plotted and key parameters like output voltage, current, and power are calculated for various rectifier configurations operating at different firing angles.

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    The document contains tutorial problems on controlled rectification circuits. It discusses single-phase half-controlled and full-controlled bridge rectifiers supplying resistive and inductive loads. Expressions are derived for average output voltage and current as a function of firing angle. Waveforms are plotted and key parameters like output voltage, current, and power are calculated for various rectifier configurations operating at different firing angles.

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    Power Electronics Dr.

    Mohammed Tawfeq
    Tutorial Sheet No. (3)

    Controlled rectification
    1. The single-phase half-ware controlled rectifier shown in fig.1 is operating at
    α1=90º . The thyristor Th2 is connected across the load and operating with a delay
    angle α2 of 45º .Assume the load is highly inductive such that IL is continuous
    .Plot waveforms of V2, I th1 , I th2 ,I L , V th1 and V th1. Derive an expression for the
    average load voltage Vdc as a function of α1 and α2 (with α1< α2).
    {Ans:Vdc =Vm/2π[cos α1 +cos α2]}

    TH1
    iL

    vmsinwt TH2 VL

    Fig.1

    2. The single-phase half-controlled rectifier operating at a delay angle of 45º


    .Assuming the load is resistive, plot V2 , Ith , IL ,and ID. Express Vdc as a function
    of α. Calculate Vdc.

    TH1
    1:1

    V1 R

    Vs= Vmsinwt
    V2 D1

    Fig.2

    [Ans:Vdc =Vm/2π(cos α +3)] Vdc =0.59v

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    3. A single-phase Full-ware fully-controlled bridge rectifier supplying
    highly inductive load as shown in fig.3.The r.m.s value of the a.c. input voltage is
    230V.The firing angle is maintained constant at 45 so that the load current is
    continuous at a value of 5A.
    (a) Calculate the dc output Voltage. [Ans: 146.4V].
    (b) Assume that load resistance remains the same; find the current if a
    freewheeling diode DF is used at the output. [Ans: 6.03A].
    (c) If Th3 is open circuited, find the load voltage and current while
    freewheeling diode DF is still connected and α is the same.

    [Ans: 88.3V, 3.02A].

    TH1 TH3
    S

    LOAD
    230V r.m.s
    Df

    TH4 TH2

    Fig.3

    4. A fully-controlled single-phase bridge rectifier is supplied from a 50HZ, 230/100V


    transformer .The rectifier supplying a highly inductive load of 10Ω resistance. For a
    firing angle of 45º, determine the rectified voltage, the rectified current and the power
    factor.

    [Ans: 63.7V, 6.37A, 0.637].

    5. A single –phase, fully-controlled bridge rectifier supplies a constant current to a


    highly inductive load.
    Derive an expression for the average d.c. output voltage from the bridge and also the
    R.M.S. value of the fundamental component of the alternating line current assuming
    (a) that there is no freewheel diode , and (b) that a freewheel diode is used.

    {Ans: Vdc = (2Vm/ π) cosα, IL=( 2√2)Idc/ π , Vdc= (Vm/ π)(1+cosα) ,


    IL=[( 2√2)Idc/ π] cos(α/2) }

    6. For a single- phase, fully – controlled, bridge rectifier derive an expression for the
    power dissipated in a resistive load as the triggering angle is varied. If one thyristor
    remains in the non-conducting state , calculate the firing angle which results in 25%
    of maximum power dissipation in the load.

    [ Ans: Vm2 { π –α +½ sin 2 α}/{2 πR}] ;90º ]

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    7.The circuit of Figure ( 4 ) consists of identical resistors R1= R2 =100 ohms, an
    ideal diode D and an ideal thyristor T supplied from an ideal power supply e = 100 sin
    wt. Sketch, roughly to scale, corresponding waveforms of the supply voltage and the
    currents in R1, R2, D and T if the thyristor firing angle is 90°. What is the average
    value of the current in R1 for a supply cycle?

    Fig. 4

    8. A single-phase controlled full-wave rectifier shown in Fig .5, has a source of 220 V
    r.m.s at 50 Hz, and is feeding a load R = 20 Ω and L = 40 mH. The firing angle is a
    45◦ and the extinction angle is, β= 230°.
    (a) Specify whether the current is continuous or discontinuous
    (b) Sketch the voltage and current waveforms (VL, iL) and show the SCR triggering
    sequence of the conducting devices.
    (c) Determine the average load voltage and current.
    (d) Determine the r.m.s load voltage and current.
    (e) Determine the a.c and d.c powers absorbed by the load.
    (f) Determine the efficiency of the converter.

    Fig.5

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