(Solved): for thyristor controlled rectifier Question 1. What type of circuit might be used to provide ...
for thyristor controlled rectifier
Question 1. What type of circuit might be used to provide a phase shift to a sinusoidal input? How might the phase shift angle be tuned?
Question 2. What type of circuit might be used to compare between two input voltages? \( (4 \%) \) Question 3. Working with the timing signal shown above, provide time domain diagrams from \( 0^{\circ} \) to \( 720^{\circ} \), showing the output of a comparator for \( V_{\text {cont }}=0.9, V_{\text {cont }} \) \( =0.5 \) and \( V_{\text {cont }}=-0.5 \).
Question 13: Derive an expression for the average output voltage of this half wave rectifier in terms of firing angle \( \alpha \), assuming continuous conduction. \( (15 \%) \) Question 14. Derive the relationship between \( V_{\text {cont }} \) and the output voltage of the rectifier. Does this relationship have any notable properties?
Question 1. What type of circuit might be used to provide a phase shift to a sinusoidal input? How might the phase shift angle be tuned?
Question 2. What type of circuit might be used to compare between two input voltages? \( (4 \%) \) Question 3. Working with the timing signal shown above, provide time domain diagrams from \( 0^{\circ} \) to \( 720^{\circ} \), showing the output of a comparator for \( V_{\text {cont }}=0.9, V_{\text {cont }} \) \( =0.5 \) and \( V_{\text {cont }}=-0.5 \).
Question 13: Derive an expression for the average output voltage of this half wave rectifier in terms of firing angle \( \alpha \), assuming continuous conduction. \( (15 \%) \) Question 14. Derive the relationship between \( V_{\text {cont }} \) and the output voltage of the rectifier. Does this relationship have any notable properties?