A singlephase halfwave diode rectifier powered by 230V AC ma

A single-phase half-wave diode rectifier powered by 230V AC mains produces 80 V (average voltage) across an inductive load. What is the load current zero duration per fundamental cycle? A three-phase rectifier shown in Fig. 3 has purely resistive load of R. Justify the following equalities: I_d, avg = 1/3 I_o, avg I_d, rms = 1/squareroot 3 I_o, rms I_s, rms = squareroot 2/3 I_o, rms

Solution

Vm = maximum value of transformer secondary voltage

Vs =rms value of secondary voltage

VLM =maximum value of load voltage = Vsm – diode drop – secondary resistance drop

VL = rms value of load voltage

IL = rms value of load current

VL(dc) =average value of load voltag

IL(dc) = average value of load current

ILM = maximum value of load current

RL = load resistance

RS = transformer secondary resistance

rd = diode forward resistance

now,

R0 = RS + rd

ILM = Vsm – VB /(RS + rd) + RL

        = Vsm –VB

VLM = ILM . RL

VL(dc) = VLM/ = 0.318VLM

IL(dc) = ILM/ = 0.318ILM

IL = ILMn/2 = 0.5ILM = 0.5VLM/RL

 A single-phase half-wave diode rectifier powered by 230V AC mains produces 80 V (average voltage) across an inductive load. What is the load current zero durat

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