Cheating power electronics :

Exam 1 :

1 ) A full-wave bridge rectifier with input voltage of 100sin(100nt) volts. The secondary winding
resistance is 0ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0 ohm the output load is consuming 100W. The
input apparent power is : 100VA

2) A full-wave bridge rectifier with input voltage of 100sin(100nt) volts. The secondary winding
resistance is 0 ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0 ohm the output load is consuming 100W.
The input apparent power is:

zero

3) A full wave bridge rectifier with input voltage of 90sin(100nt) volts. The secondary winding resistance
is 1 ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0.5 ohm the output load is 20 ohm The primary input
apparent power is : none

4) A full wave center tapped rectifier with input voltage of 90sin(100mt) volts. The secondary winding
resistance is 2 ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0.5 ohm the output load is 21.7 ohm. The
primary transformer utilization factor is : 72.7%

5 ) A full wave center tapped rectifier with input voltage of 120sun(100nt) volts The secondary winding
resistance is 0 ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0.5 ohm the output load is 22 ohm The power
efficiency is : 97.8%

6) in a 3 phase full wave rectifier , the input line-to-line voltage sources 500 Vms / 50hz The load is huge
inductive and average output currents 100A the peak current trough phase is : 100

7) A full wave bridge rectifier with input voltage of 90sin(100nt) volts. The secondary winding resistance
is 2 ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0.5 ohm the output load is 21.7 ohm . the power
efficiency is : 87.8%

8) in a 3phase wave rectifier the input line-to-neutral voltage sources 300 sin (200t)V The load
resistance is 10 . the diode rms current is : 28.67

9) In a 3phase full wave rectifier the input line to-line voltage source s 500 Vms/ 50Hz The load is huge
inductive and average output current s 100A , the peak inverse voltage of the diode is : 500

10) A full wave center tapped rectifier with input voltage of 90sin(100mt) volts. The secondary winding
resistance is 2 ohm and diode forward drop resistance of 0.5 ohm the output load is 21.7 ohm , the
rectification efficiency is : 72.7%
Exam 2 :

1) In a 3-phase full-wave controlled rectifier, the input line-to- line voltage source is 280 Vrms/50Hz. The
load is pure resistive and equals to 10 ohm The firing angle is set such that the output dc power (Pdc) is
75% of the maximum possible output de power available at the load side. The rms current of phase (a)
is: 27.18 A

2) single phase thyristor based rectifier with ripple free load current of 7A. The firing angle is 55 degrees.
the supply voltage is 200sin(100t). The output load real power is: 990W
3) Single phase full-wave controlled rectifier has 400sin(345t) volts as the input voltage. And a resistor
R=15 Q is the load with huge inductance in series. The firing angle a is 60 degrees. The average output
voltage is: 400/PI

4) Single phase full-wave controlled rectifier has 100sin(340t) volts as the input voltage. And the load is a
resistor R=45 Q. The firing angle a is 35 degrees. The rms value of the thyristor current: 1.085A
5) Single phase full-wave controlled rectifier has 400sin(340t) volts as the input voltage. And the load is a
resistor R=15 0. The firing angle a is 60 degrees. The average Thyristor current is: 20/pi

6) A single phase diode bridge rectifier with input voltage source of 240 Vrms, 50 Hz. The load resistance
is 100 and series inductor filter is connected with the load that limits the voltage ripple Vac to be less
than 2% of Vdc at the output. The inductance value should be: 2.67H OR 1.22H

7) In a 3-phase full-wave controlled rectifier, the input line-to- line voltage source is 208 Vrms/50HZ. The
load is pure resistive and equals to 10 0. The firing angle is set such that the output de power (Pdc) is
75% of the maximum possible output dc power available at the load side. The input power factor is :
0.84
8) One of the following is considered as an effect of the existence of the source side inductance in
single-phase full-wave rectifiers:

a. The rectification efficiency remains the same

9) In a full-wave controlled rectifier with resistive load, the input source is 400sin(200t) Volts. The firing
angle is chosen such that the output power is 15% of the maximum possible output power. The peak
inverse voltage (PIV) of the thyristor is: 400 V

10) In a 3-phase full-wave controlled rectifier, the input line-to-line voltage source is 280 Vrms/50HZ.
The load is pure resistive and equals to 10 ohm. The firing angle is set at 48 degrees. The transformer
utilization factor (TUF) is : 60.4%
Exam 3 :

1) In buck converter with input voltage of 100V, the parameters of the buck converter are
L=100uH,C=500µFfs=25kHz, R=10ohm The duty cycle at which the converter will operate at the
boundary conduction mode is : 0.5

2) in the converter shown below, the voltage E = 0. The power delivered to the load is 1.875kW a 150V
Where the source voltage is 200V. The average diode current is: 3.125

3) A buck converter with the following parameters: Vs=24y, Va=9V, R=5000, fs=25kHz. It is desired to
keep the inductor current ripple equals to 1A and capacitor voltage ripple equals to 50mV. The
inductance value should be : 225 mh

4) In a buck converter a resistive load di 10 ohm absorbing 300 w ,the output voltage is set at 24V and
the source current is 8A The peak inverse voltage of the freewheeling diode is :vs= 300/8 37.5 v

5) In a buck converter with input voltage of 30V, the parameters of the buck converter are L=100uH,
C=500uF, fs=100kH , R=8 ohm The inductor current ripple at the when the converter operates at the
boundary conduction mode is : 1.8
6) A buck converter input voltage is 200V and output of 50V, the switching frequency is 10kHz, the
output inductance value is 200uH and capacitance of 500uF. Load resistance is 5 ohm The peak value of
the inductor current is: 19.375

7) A step up converter with as shown has input voltage of 48 V and duty cycle of 0.75 load is resistive
and equals R= 10 ohms ,fs= 100Hz, L=1mH the average switch voltage (VL) as shown in the figure is: 48

8) In buck converters, during periodic steady state conditions, one of the following is false:

a The average input current equals to the average switch current

b. The peak inverse voltage of the freewheeling diode is the same as the input voltage

c The average inductor current is always positive

d. The average current of the output capacitor is zero

e. Minimum inductance is needed to maintain the load current positive at all times
9) A step down converter aa shown operates at a switching frequency of 1kHz and duty cycle of 50% the
source voltage Vs is 50 V and load resistance R is 10 ohms the ac power Pac consumed as the output is:
125 W

10) A step down converter as shown operates at a switching frequency of 1kHz and duty cycle of 75%.
The source voltage Vs is 48 V and load resistance R is 10 ohms the rms value of the voltage ripple (Vac-
rms) at the output is : 20.78