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    This document describes experiments performed on an AC static converter circuit with resistive and resistive-inductive loads. The objectives are to study the converter circuit with a resistive load (R) and a resistive-inductive load (RL). Measurements are taken of voltage and current outputs at various control angles, and control characteristics are drawn comparing theoretical predictions to experimental results.

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    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    IMPLEMNTATION OF AC STATIC CONVERTER WITH RESISTIVE & RESISTIVE-


    INDUCTIVE LOADS

    Objectives

    To carry out the experiments “AC Static converter with ohmic load (R)”.

    To carry out the experiments “AC Static converter circuit with ohmic - inductive load (RL)”.

    List of Equipment/Software

    Following software/equipment is required:

     Supply voltage: 45 V
     Ohmic - inductive load: 33 Ω (3 x 100 Ω resistances in parallel)
     Ohmic- inductive load: 33 Ω (3 x 100 Ω resistances in parallel) and 50 mH (1 inductance in
    series)
     Pulse form: “Pulse”
     Bridge topology: “735 012 – 11 W1C”
     CASSY Software

    Circuit Diagram
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    Connection Diagram

    Experimental Procedure
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    In Lab Exercise No. 01

    The time profiles should be drawn for the angles 90° and 135°and described briefly. To obtain the line
    diagrams below, please connect the components as per connection diagram. Open the CASSY Lab file
    W1C_R_90.labx.
    Measurement of us01, uV1, ud, id
    us01: Line voltage
    ud : DC voltage
    id : DC current
    uV : valve voltage

    Task 1.1
    Measurement of us01, uV1, ud, id at α = 90°

    Results/Graphs
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3
    Task 1.2
    Measurement of us01, uV1, ud, id at 135°
    Open the CASSY Lab file W1C_R_135.labx.

    Results/Graphs
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    In Lab Exercise No. 02

    Transfer characteristic of AC Static converter circuit with ohmic load

    Measure how the root-mean-square value I α is dependent on the control angle in the range from 0° …
    150°. The measurements should be taken in 30° steps. Calculate the quotients of the current and draw the
    control characteristic of the DC current f(α) = Id(α) / Id(α=0).

    Id(α) : DC current (averaged value) depending on angle.

    Evaluated Results

    α/° 0 30° 60° 90° 120° 150°


    °
    Id(α)/V
    Id(α) / Id(α=0)
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    In Lab Exercise No. 03

    Compare the controls characteristics determined for the ideal case (Theory) and for the measured values
    as drawn in the fig. above.

    Theoretical results

    Id(α) / Id(α=0) = √ (1/π * (π - α + sin 2α ) / 2)

    Id(α) / Id(α=0) ----- ----- ----- ----- ---- ---

    Analysis/Discussion

    In Lab Exercise No. 04

    The time profiles of which have been drawn for the angles 45° and 135° are to be described briefly. To
    obtain the line diagrams below, please connect the components as shown in connection diagram. Open the
    CASSY lab file W1C_RL_45.labx.
    Measurement of us01, ud, uv1, id.
    us01 : line voltage
    ud : DC voltage
    id : DC current
    uV1 : Valve voltage
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    Task 4.1
    Measurement of us01, ud, uv1, id.at α = 45°
    Result/Graph

    Task 4.2
    Measurement of us01, ud, uv1, id.at α = 135°

    Open the CASSY lab file W1C_RL_135.labx.

    Result/Graph
    Power Electronics Lab Lab 3

    Analysis/Discussion

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