H.W3 The single-phase full wave controlled rectifier has a R-L load with R= 0.52 and L= 6.5mH. The input voltage V₁=220V at 50Hz. The delay angle is a-30, plot the input and output waveforms. Then determine: -The average thyristor current -The rms thyristor current -The output rms current -The average output current - The efficiency NOTE: Drive any formula that used in solution

H.W3 The single-phase full wave controlled rectifier has a R-L load with R= 0.52 and L= 6.5mH. The input voltage V₁=220V at 50Hz. The delay angle is a-30, plot the input and output waveforms. Then determine: -The average thyristor current -The rms thyristor current -The output rms current -The average output current - The efficiency NOTE: Drive any formula that used in solution

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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