Thyristor bridge rectifier (Half controlled) Flashcards

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What is the circuit for a half controlled thyristor bridge rectifier?

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Draw the waveforms for vS, vO, iO, iS

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What is the main difference between a half controlled vs fully controlled thyristor bridge rectifier?

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> In a half controlled circuit, there are 2 thyristors and 2 diodes.

> This half controlled method avoids having an output current that ever goes negative.

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What is the point in a highly inductive load?

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> An inductor is normally used to improve the output current waveform

> If the inductor the inductor is sufficiently large (≈ ∞)then the output current constant.

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What is control parameter ‘a’ for a half controlled thyristor bridge rectifier?

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> For T1 ‘a’ represents the angle difference between 0° and the point when the pulse is applied to the gate of the thyristor.

> For the control of T2 ‘a’ represents the angle difference between π° phase and the point when the pulse is applied to the gate of the thyristor.

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Describe the operation of a half controlled thyristor bridge rectifier for one full cycle

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ωt = a

> T1 is fired

> D2 is conducting because it is forward biased

> D1 and T2 are off

ωt = a ⇒ ωt = π

> vS = vO

> iS = iO

ωt = π

> D2 stops conducting

> D1 is turned on

> T2 is off off

> T1 remains on

> All current from the load is flowing through D1 and T1

> No current if flowing between the source and load

ωt = π + a

> Current flows in the reverse direction

> T2 is fired

> D1 is conducting because it is forward biased

> D2 and T1 are off

ωt = π + a ⇒ ωt = 2π

> -vS = vO

> iS = -iO

ωt = 2π

> D1 stops conducting

> D2 is turned on

> T1 is off off

> T2 remains on

> All current from the load is flowing through D2 and T2

> No current if flowing between the source and load

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What is the equation to calculate the average output voltage?

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VOavg = 1 / π ∫aπ vS dωt

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What is the simple equation for the output voltage in terms of the RMS value for the supply voltage and the value ‘a’? Derive it

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VOavg = 0.45VS(1 + cos(α))

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For a lossless rectifier, what is the equation for the output power?

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Pout = VO × IO

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For a lossless rectifier what is the relationship for input and output power?

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Pin = Pout

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What is the equation for power factor for a half controlled thyrstier bridge rectifier?

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PF = Pout / VSIS

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What is the equation for the average output power?

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POavg = 0.45VS(1 + cos(α))IO

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What is the equation to calculate IS from IO for a half controlled thyristor bridge rectifier?

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IS = IO√(1 - (a / π) )

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