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    UNIT 2.

    2.13 An integral ac controller has a resistive load of R = 20 Ω and the input voltage is Vs =
    220 V, 50 Hz. The control period has 100 cycles and the thyristors switch is ON for n =
    25 cycles. Determine:
    2.13.1 The rms output voltage (Vo).
    2.13.2 The input power factor (PF).
    2.13.3 The average current of thyristors (Iav).
    2.13.4 The rms current of thyristors (Ir).

    2.14 Problem 11.1, p. 548, Rashid, 3rd edition.

    2.15 Problem 11.2, p. 548, Rashid, 3rd edition.

    2.16 A single-phase bi-directional ac controller has a resistive load of R = 20 Ω and the input
    voltage is Vs = 220 V, 50 Hz. The delay angles of the thyristors are equal: α1 = α2 = π/2.
    Determine:
    2.16.1 The rms output voltage (Vo ).
    2.16.2 The input power factor (PF).
    2.16.3 The average current of thyristors (Iav).
    2.16.4 The rms current of thyristors (Ir ).

    2.17 Problem 11.5, p. 548, Rashid, 3rd edition.

    2.18 The single-phase full-wave ac voltage controller in Fig.11.3a (Rashid, 3rd edition) has a
    resistive load of R = 1.5 Ω and the input voltage is Vs = 120 V (rms), 60 Hz. If the
    desired output power is Po = 9 kW, determine:
    2.18.1 The rms output voltage (Vo).
    2.18.2 The delay angles of thyristors T1 and T2 (Tip: Use the formula for Vo and make α the
    x3
    subject of the formula. Approximate sin2α with the following expansion: sin x  x  ).
    3!
    2.18.3 The input power factor (PF).
    2.18.4 The average current of thyristors (Iav).
    2.18.5 The rms current of thyristors (Ir ).

    2.19 A three-phase bi-directional ac controller supplies a star-connected resistive load of R =


    20 Ω. The supply is 380 V, 50 Hz and the delay angle is α = π/3. Determine:

    2.19.1 The rms output voltage (Vo ).


    2.19.2 The input power factor (PF).
    2.19.3 The expression for the instantaneous output voltage of phase “a” (va).

    2.20 Problem 11.13, p. 549, Rashid, 3rd edition.


    ACS307B Advanced Conversion Systems Tutorials 2021 -2-

    2.21 The three-phase full-wave controller in Fig. 11.8 (Rashid, 3rd edition) supplies a Y-
    connected resistive load with R = 2.5 Ω and the line-to-line input voltage is 208 V (rms),
    60 Hz. If the desired output power is Po = 16.5 kW, calculate:
    2.21.1 The rms output phase voltage (Vo).
    2.21.2 The delay angle α (Tip: Use the formula for Vo and make α the subject of the formula.
    x3
    Approximate sin2α with the following expansion: sin x  x  ).
    3!
    2.21.3 The input power factor (PF).

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