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    1. The document is a midterm exam for a Power Electronics course consisting of 5 questions worth a total of 60 marks. Students must answer questions 1, 2, and 3, and can choose one from questions 4 or 5. 2. Question 1 involves drawing circuit diagrams and waveforms for half-wave and full-wave rectifiers, and explaining the differences between single and three-phase rectifiers. 3. Question 2 involves drawing circuit diagrams for a three-phase full-wave controlled rectifier and showing current paths, and analytically comparing single and three-phase rectifiers.

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    1. The document is a midterm exam for a Power Electronics course consisting of 5 questions worth a total of 60 marks. Students must answer questions 1, 2, and 3, and can choose one from questions 4 or 5. 2. Question 1 involves drawing circuit diagrams and waveforms for half-wave and full-wave rectifiers, and explaining the differences between single and three-phase rectifiers. 3. Question 2 involves drawing circuit diagrams for a three-phase full-wave controlled rectifier and showing current paths, and analytically comparing single and three-phase rectifiers.

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    UNITED INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY (UIU)

    Dept. Of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE)


    Exam: Midterm, Trimester: Fall, Year: 2018
    Course: EEE 307 (Sec- A & B), Title: Power Electronics
    Marks: 60, Time: 1Hour 45Minutes

    There are FIVE questions. You have to answer question no. 1, 2, and 3. From 4 and 5, answer any one. Figures in the square brackets
    indicate marks. COs are also shown

    1. a. Draw the circuit diagram of a single phase ac-dc Half-wave Full converter with RL load and [5] CO1
    show the current conducting path for each half cycle. Here, R-L load is highly inductive.

    b. Draw the input current, input voltage, output current, and output voltage wave shapes [5] CO2
    neatly.
    c. Explain the differences between the single phase and the three phase uncontrolled [2+3] CO1
    rectifier. Draw the output voltage and current wave shapes of a three phase uncontrolled
    rectifier for resistive load.
    2. a. Draw the circuit diagram of three phase full wave controlled semi converter. [5] CO1

    b. Show any three current conducting paths from one phase to another via load in this [5] CO2
    converter.
    c. Analytically show that three phase uncontrolled rectifier is better than single phase [5] CO2
    uncontrolled rectifier.
    3. a. Write short notes on Darlington pair. [2+3] CO1
    b. Draw the simple circuit diagram of a Fly-back converter. Draw the primary and secondary [5] CO2
    winding current wave shapes. Also draw the switch voltage.
    c. Draw the simple circuit of a Buck-boost converter by using SPDT switch. Write the KVL [5] CO1
    equations using the SPDT switch’s operation.
    4. a. Design a Single phase Full-wave Full converter with an R-L load of (1 + j10) Ω to generate [5] CO3
    100 Vdc at its output. Input voltage is 220 V (rms) with sinusoidal wave and frequency is
    50Hz (regular wall outlet).
    b. Draw a DC motor drive circuit with Power semiconductor switches for Forward motoring [5] CO3
    and Dynamic braking.
    c. Design a Buck-boost regulator that has a dc input voltage of Vs from 19 to 24 V. The [5] CO3
    required average output voltage is Vout = 12 V and peak to peak output ripple voltage is 10
    mV. If the peak to peak ripple current of inductor is limited to 10 mA, determine duty cycle
    k, filter inductance L, and filter capacitor C.
    5. a. Draw the voltage wave shapes at the load side of a three phase full wave full converter, [5] CO3
    where firing angle α = 60⁰.

    b. Draw the circuit diagram of a dual converter and the output voltage wave shape for α = [1+4] CO3
    60⁰.
    c. Find Vac of the dual converter for α = 60⁰. [5] CO3

    COs
    1. Know and explain a circuit's working principle consisting of semiconductor switches. (*BT- Remember and
    Understand)
    2. Apply this knowledge in different Power Electronic circuits. (*BT- Apply)
    3. Analyze and or design and or develop a power electronic circuit (*BT-Analyze, evaluate and create)

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