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    Cycloconverter

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    MD.MAHMUDUL HASHAN
    The document describes a cycloconverter circuit that can be used to reduce the speed of an induction motor while keeping the terminal voltage unchanged. The cycloconverter uses thyristors to switch the input voltage VS and output a voltage VL to drive the motor. By varying the firing angle α between 0 and π/3, the output frequency can be reduced to 1/3 of the input frequency while maintaining the same RMS voltage. This allows the motor speed to be reduced without changing the terminal voltage.

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    Cycloconverter

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    The document describes a cycloconverter circuit that can be used to reduce the speed of an induction motor while keeping the terminal voltage unchanged. The cycloconverter uses thyristors to switch the input voltage VS and output a voltage VL to drive the motor. By varying the firing angle α between 0 and π/3, the output frequency can be reduced to 1/3 of the input frequency while maintaining the same RMS voltage. This allows the motor speed to be reduced without changing the terminal voltage.

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    The document describes a cycloconverter circuit that can be used to reduce the speed of an induction motor while keeping the terminal voltage unchanged. The cycloconverter uses thyristors to switch the input voltage VS and output a voltage VL to drive the motor. By varying the firing angle α between 0 and π/3, the output frequency can be reduced to 1/3 of the input frequency while maintaining the same RMS voltage. This allows the motor speed to be reduced without changing the terminal voltage.

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    Cycloconverter

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    MD.MAHMUDUL HASHAN
    The document describes a cycloconverter circuit that can be used to reduce the speed of an induction motor while keeping the terminal voltage unchanged. The cycloconverter uses thyristors to switch the input voltage VS and output a voltage VL to drive the motor. By varying the firing angle α between 0 and π/3, the output frequency can be reduced to 1/3 of the input frequency while maintaining the same RMS voltage. This allows the motor speed to be reduced without changing the terminal voltage.

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    VS1

    Cycloconverter Vm

    T1 TI t
    VS2
    +
    VS1 T3

    -- t
    - VL +
    VS2
    T4
    T1 T2 T1 T3 T4 T3
    +

    t
    T2 VL

    TO  3TI
    t
    1
    fO  f I TO
    3
    T1

    Cycloconverter +
    VL v1 v2 v3 v4 v5 v6
    VS1 T3

    TO --
    - VL +
    VS2
    t T4
    TI +

    T2

    v1  Vm Sin t For 0  wt  TI/2


     T2I TI 2
    3
    TI 
     V 2sin 2tdt  
     m    
    2 2
    v 2 dt v 3 dt 
    1  
    0 T I TI
    2
    VL r m s   
    TO  2 TI 5
    2
    TI
    3TI 
      - v  2 dt      dt 
      
    2 2
    - v dt  - v
     TI 4
    2 TI
    5
    TI
    6


     2
    3 5
    2 

    T1
    Cycloconverter
    +
    VS1 T3
     TI
    2

    6   --
    3TI  0
    2
    VL r m s  Vm sin 2
    tdt  VS2
    - VL +
      T4
    +

     T2I  T2
    1  
    TI  0 m
    2
    VL r m s  V sin 2
    tdt
    2 


     VL r m s  VI r m s
    If the firing angle is zero, the input and output voltage remains
    same, only the frequency is reduced

    The speed of an induction motor can be reduced, keeping the


    terminal voltage unchanged
    VS1
    Cycloconverter Vm

    T1 TI t
    VS2
    +
    VS1 T3

    -- t
    - VL +
    VS2
    T4
    T1 T2 T1 T3 T4 T3
    +

    t
    T2
     VL

    t
    TO
    1 sin2 
    Vr m s  VS  - 

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