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The single-phase full-wave controller in Figure 2 supplies an RL load. The input ms voltage is Vs - 120 V, 60 Hz. The load is such that L- 7 mII and R- 4 2. The delay angles of thyristors are equal: a = a2 =a/2. Determine the; (a) conduction angle of thyristor T1, 8; (b) rms output voltage Vo, (c) rms thyristor current IR;

The single-phase full-wave controller in Figure 2 supplies an RL load. The input ms voltage is Vs - 120 V, 60 Hz. The load is such that L- 7 mII and R- 4 2. The delay angles of thyristors are equal: a = a2 =a/2. Determine the; (a) conduction angle of thyristor T1, 8; (b) rms output voltage Vo, (c) rms thyristor current IR;

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The single-phase full-wave controller in Figure 2 supplies an RL load. The input ms voltage is Vs - 120 V, 60 Hz. The load is such that L = 7 mH and R = 42 . The delay angles of thyristors are equal: a1 - a2 – n/2. Determine the; (a) conduction angle of thyristor T1, 8; (b) rms output voltage Vo, (c) rms thyristor current IR; (d) rms output current lo; (e) average current of a thyristor I4; and (f) input PF. Figure 2
Transcribed Image Text:The single-phase full-wave controller in Figure 2 supplies an RL load. The input ms voltage is Vs - 120 V, 60 Hz. The load is such that L = 7 mH and R = 42 . The delay angles of thyristors are equal: a1 - a2 – n/2. Determine the; (a) conduction angle of thyristor T1, 8; (b) rms output voltage Vo, (c) rms thyristor current IR; (d) rms output current lo; (e) average current of a thyristor I4; and (f) input PF. Figure 2
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