single phase ac voltage controller with RL load

circuits and waveform of voltage controller with RL load.

1. Prepared by : Kathan H.Shah Subject: Power Electronics-2(2160902) Topic: S ingle Phase AC voltage controller with RL Load [email protected]

2. AC voltage controllers are thyristors devices that convert a fixed alternating voltage directly into variable alternating voltage without change in frequency. The voltage control is accomplished either by: ( i ) phase control under natural commutation using pairs of silicon-controlled rectifiers (SCRs) or triacs ; or (ii) by on/off control under forced commutation using fully controlled GTOs, power transistors, IGBTs, MCTs, etc. Introduction [email protected]

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4. During 0 to 180 °: T1 is forward biased. At a: T1 is triggered and current starts building up through the load. • At 180° load and source voltages are zero but current is not zero because of the presence of inductance in the load circuit. • At ß>180 °: load current reduces to zero. After 180° : T1 is reverse biased but doesnot turn off because load current is not zero. • At ß : load current is zero, T1 is turned off as it is already reverse biased. • From ß to 180°+a no current exits in the power circuit so output voltage is zero Working [email protected]

5. At (180°+a)>ß : Thyristor T2 is turned on. Current starts building up in reversed direction through the load. At 360° : source voltage and load voltage are zero but load current is not zero. At 180°+a+ ß . current becomes zero and T2 is turned off because it is already reverse biased. At 360°+a: no current exits in the power circuit and output voltage is zero. [email protected]

6. Voltage across thyristors appear only when both of them are in off state. In this state, positive voltage appears across thyristor if it is forward biased and not conducting, negative voltage appears across thyristor if it is reverse biased and not conducting. If any one thyristor is on, voltage drop across both (on and off) thyristors is zero because of there parallel connection ( voltage drop across devices connected in parallel is same). [email protected]

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