RLV.2Figure 1. Single-phase capacitor-fi Iter rectifier circuit.本 Análisis de rectificador onda completaConsider the capacitor-filter rectifier circuit as shown in Figure 1. The input is a single-phase source that is derived from a 220 Vrms mains. Tasks for analysis:(a) Rig up the circuit as shown in Figure land plot V; and i versus time.(b) Why is there ringing on the current wave-form?(c) What is the series impedance of the circuit?(d) Plot Vi and Vo versus time. What is the ripple? How does ripple depend on load, capacitor C, and frequency of input wave-form?(e) Measure the current and voltage waveform across the rectifier diode(f) Estimate the average and rms currents through the rectifier diode. Calculate the diode power dissipation.(g) What should be the peak current rating of the diode?(h) Change the initial charge voltage on the capacitor Ct. What is the effect on the input surge current?(i) Change the phase angle of the input Vi at start up. Observe the effect on current i. What happens and why?(i) Under what conditions do you get maximum peak current to flow through the diodes?(k) Measure the input voltage and current and estimate the power factor.(1) What is the effect of change in C value on the input current and power factor?Vour analytic results.

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Consider the capacitor-filter rectifier circuit as shown in Figure 1. The input is a single-phase source that is derived from a 220 Vrms mains. Tasks for analysis: (a) Rig up the circuit as shown in Figure land plot Vi and i versus time. (b) Why is there ringing on the current wave-form? (c) What is the series impedance of the circuit?

Consider the capacitor-filter rectifier circuit as shown in Figure 1. The input is a single-phase source that is derived from a 220 Vrms mains. Tasks for analysis: (a) Rig up the circuit as shown in Figure land plot Vi and i versus time. (b) Why is there ringing on the current wave-form? (c) What is the series impedance of the circuit?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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