Rectifier Fiom With R:1Ofj 220V, 50H2.: Q2: Design Voltage Rnultiplier Supplied Transfonner Witli To KV at LKHZ
Rectifier Fiom With R:1Ofj 220V, 50H2.: Q2: Design Voltage Rnultiplier Supplied Transfonner Witli To KV at LKHZ
Rectifier Fiom With R:1Ofj 220V, 50H2.: Q2: Design Voltage Rnultiplier Supplied Transfonner Witli To KV at LKHZ
QI The single-phase half:wave rectifier with R:1OfJ and L: 100 mH. The rectif-rer
' is supplied fiom a voltage source has value of 220V,50H2. Derive and Calculate:
a) Average and rms voltage, b) Rectifi cation ef-fi ciency,
c) Ripple factor and form factor, [1 0 Marks]
Q2: Design three-stage voltage rnultiplier supplied fiom the transfonner witli
secondary voltage equal to l KV at lkHz and its average output voltage 3kV and
output current equal to 3mA. Then calculate voltage drop and ripple volta-qe
[10 Marksl
Q3: The single-phase half wave rectifier has a purely resistive load and the delav angle
is o. : n/3. derive and calcr-rlate:
a) Arzerage and rms voltage, b) Rectification ef1lcier-rcy,
c) Ripple l'actor and form factor, [ 0 Marks I
Q4: A three-phase full wave rectifier has a purely resistive load of R. The rectificr
output voltage of Vdc : 460Y and the source fiequency is 60 FIz. Deterrnine
a. J'he efficiency b. The forrn fbctor c. The ripple factor
d. The peak inverse voltage of each diode I I 0 N4arks]
Q5: (A) Derive the total power loss in the transistor. [6 Marks]
(B) What is a fi'eewheeling diode? f4 Marksl
Q6: Design the single-phase bridge controlled rectifier has an inductive load suppliecl
from a voltage source has value of 220Y and the average output voltage varied
from l60V to 180V. Calculate efficiency and ripple factor
Note: Drive any formula that used in solution [ 0 Marks]
Good luck
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Ql: The single-phase half-wave rectifier with R:10O and L : 100 mH. The rectifier
is supplied from a voltage source has value of 220Y,50H2. Derive and Calculate:
vr= =w
Vm 2p - sinZB 311 4.4 + 0. 59
Vr.= 138. 58v
Z 6.28
VL lr zp-sinZB \
FF--#:nffil=Lt=
a, '-./ \zz(r - cosP)z /
V
RF-iff'-L:t.9
Q2: Design three-stage voltage multiplier supplied from the transformer with
secondary voltage equal to lKV at lldfz and its average output voltage 3kV and
output current equal to 3mA. Then calculate voltage drop and ripple voltage
[ 0 Marks]
Sol. V o = Vno-road - LV - 6V
Vno-Ioad : 2 * fl * V*o, : 2 * 3 * 1 = 6KV
I /2n3 n2 n\ I
AV=/r(, r *t-6) ="f,
I nh+L\ I
d'L-rc + =tf,
3*l 22*I 25*I
Vo =6 - fC =) 3=6-
fC fc
25*I
C_
3*f - 25pF
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LV : ,rrc:
E: Z.64KV
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f r: zs=
Q3: The single-phase half wave rectifier has a purely resistive load and the delay angle
Sol.
L ffr V V-,
Vd,= + cosa)='#(1 +0.5)
*J,V*'sinwt.dt=#(1
1.5
Vdc = 0.239V^
-6,,g=
vr.= sinz(wt). dt=#l(f-
Vm
; -)
l*[,'u^.
(1 + cosa)z
,t=+=
,rW-sinz@n-u))
(n-a sinZ(n-d)\
FF=
VL \T-T)
Va, (1 + cosa)
RF= FFz-T
,:G.t \"-,
ci- i
Q4: A three-phase full wave rectifier has a purely resistive load of R. The rectifier
output voltage of Vdc:460V and the source frequency is 60 Hz. Determine
Sol.
zrltv^
Var'- = L.654Vm
V^ = 278V
vr=r^7|-n=L.6ssvm
V'd,
4=fr=(tdJ
lL.654V -,12
=ee'g'o/o
v, L.655V^
FF=fr=ffi=1'ooo8
- L = 4o/o
RF = J FF,
PIV -#v^=480V
Q5: (A) Derive the total power loss in the transistor. [6 Marks]
(B) What is a freewheeling diode? [4 Marks]
Sol. A:
l'r
F'0J r.1t;ot = InnVcrlsat)tnfs
Pn =
fi
,, =ilP,(t)dt = IrV,.,,,.,u,rt,f,
c!!;;, f- .--- - ;I,"'i.*il'l
''"
'':"'" I .,''
. ..1
Duringfall pefiod,
- (- t) t
ic(t) - Irvrl 1- -:- | Vcn(t) = Vcc
\ \) --t1 -
_ l"r_... =-vcclMtrf,
Pr, =*lPr(t\dt
T ro ,.. 6
ttg
Po =
i^oJ r"1t;ot = Icnovcctof.
.'. The total power loss in the transistor due to collector current is:
PT=Pd+Pr+Pn+Ps+Pf+Po
6
Sol. B:
The averoge dc voltage vories proportiondtely to [7 - cos(f)]. This con be mqde to be q
moximum, thereby increasing the averdge dc voltage, by making cos(fl a maximum. The
moximum value thqt this con toke is given by cos(tt + o) = I, which can be obtained if o
=
0. we can make o = 0 with the oddition of a freewheeting diode given by D^ as shown with
the dotted line,
When the supply voltage goes to zero, the current from h is transferred qcross to diode
D^. This is colled commutation of diodes. The result is the charge in the inductor witt be
used to keep diode D6 ott, insteod of previousty forcing Dt to remain in its
forward state.
This would reduce the vqlue of the extended ongle of conduction of the diode Dt, o to zero.
We con see that if the value of the inductance is high, it witt store more charge and
therefore be oble to keep diode Dn on for o longer time.
Then the inductor would be oble to keep diode D^ on
for the entire duration of the negotive
half cycle, ond by so doing, mointain a continuous road current.
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01 conduct:
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from a voltage source has value of 220Y and the average output voltage varied
from 160V to 180V. Calculate efficiency and ripple factor
Note: Drive any formula that used in solution [10 Marks]
311
180 =
rt
F = 2L7o
3L1L
160 - (cosa + o' 8) =) cosu = o' 8
fi
a=37o
-" stnz4\=zL9.6v
rL--v'-l\ lF
tl-
2n -sinza- 4n /
!
q=
vzu-
Ydc L6oz
2L9.62 -
53o/o
V?
VL 2L9.6
FF= 160
= L.3725
Va,
RF= FFz-t=94o/o