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    1. The document describes an experiment analyzing the operation of three-phase controlled and semi-controlled rectifiers with resistive and inductive loads. 2. A three-phase full wave controlled rectifier circuit is connected to a power electronics trainer and input/output waveforms are measured on an oscilloscope. 3. The experiment is repeated with inductive loads and freewheeling diodes, and measurements are taken of average and RMS output voltages.

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    1. The document describes an experiment analyzing the operation of three-phase controlled and semi-controlled rectifiers with resistive and inductive loads. 2. A three-phase full wave controlled rectifier circuit is connected to a power electronics trainer and input/output waveforms are measured on an oscilloscope. 3. The experiment is repeated with inductive loads and freewheeling diodes, and measurements are taken of average and RMS output voltages.

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    1. The document describes an experiment analyzing the operation of three-phase controlled and semi-controlled rectifiers with resistive and inductive loads. 2. A three-phase full wave controlled rectifier circuit is connected to a power electronics trainer and input/output waveforms are measured on an oscilloscope. 3. The experiment is repeated with inductive loads and freewheeling diodes, and measurements are taken of average and RMS output voltages.

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    University of Technology
    Laser and Optoelectronics Engineering Department
    Laser Engineering Branch
    Power electronics 2011-2012





    Experiment No.12
    Three-Phase Full wave Controlled Converters
    (Controlled rectifier)



    Experiment aim

    The aim of Experiment is to analyze the operation (Switching) of three phase
    controlled and semi-controlled rectifiers with resistive and inductive load.

    Apparatus

    1. Power electronic trainer.
    2. Connection wires.
    3. Oscilloscope.

    Theory

    Phase controlled AC-DC converters employing thyristor are extensively used
    for changing constant ac input voltage to controlled dc output voltage. In phase-
    controlled rectifiers, a thyristor is tuned off as AC supply voltage reverse biases it,
    provided anode current has fallen to level below the holding current.
    Controlled rectifiers have a wide range of applications, from small rectifiers to
    large high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems. They are used for
    electrochemical processes, many kinds of motor drives, traction equipment,
    controlled power supplies, and many other applications

    Three- phase Full wave controlled rectifier:

    Fig(1-a) shows the three-phase bridge rectifier. The configuration does not need
    any special transformer, and works as a 6-pulse rectifier. The series characteristic
    of this rectifier produces a dc voltage twice the value of the half-wave rectifier .



    2

    University of Technology
    Laser and Optoelectronics Engineering Department
    Laser Engineering Branch
    Power electronics 2011-2012



















    Fig(3-a): Three-phase full-wave rectifier


    Fig(3-b): Three-phase sime control rectifier



    3

    University of Technology
    Laser and Optoelectronics Engineering Department
    Laser Engineering Branch
    Power electronics 2011-2012



    The load average voltage is given by:



    Fig(2) shows the voltages of each half-wave bridge of this topology
    pos
    D
    and
    neg
    D

    , the total instantaneous dc voltage v
    D
    , and the anode-to-cathode voltage v
    AK
    in one
    of the bridge thyristors. The maximum value of v
    AK
    is 3 V
    max
    , which is the same
    as that of the half-wave converter .




























    Fig(2)

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    University of Technology
    Laser and Optoelectronics Engineering Department
    Laser Engineering Branch
    Power electronics 2011-2012



    Procedure

    1. Connect the three-phase full wave controlled rectifier circuit shown in
    Fig.(1-a) on the power electronic trainer.
    2. Turn on the power
    3. By use oscilloscope, plot the input and output waveforms on the same graph
    paper" same axis".
    4. Measure the average and RMS output voltage by connect the AVO meter
    across load resistance.
    5. Turn off the power
    6. Use an inductive load. With L=100mH measure the output voltage and plot
    the output waveform.
    7. Repeat step 6 with L=100mH measure the output voltage and plot the output
    waveforms.
    8. Repeat step 6 & 7 with connect the freewheeling diode across the load.
    9. Connect the three-phase bridge half-control rectifier circuit shown in Fig.(1-
    b).
    10. Repeat steps (2-7).


    Discussion and calculations

    1. Compare between the practical and theoretical results for input and output
    voltages and currents.
    2. Design a high voltage power supply for CO
    2
    laser, when the optical output
    power is 12 watt. The current and voltage electronically highly stabilized DC
    power unit has a nominal output 70mA and 6kV. Pumping under optimal
    conditions (maximum laser output), a current of 20mA at 4 kV is observed.
    3. Compare between the three-phase half-wave controlled rectifier and three-
    phase full-wave controlled rectifier

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