1) A three-phase half wave controlled rectifier is operated with a 17kVA, 460V Y connected transformer. If the load resistance is 10 2, a) Calculate the firing angle required to obtain 75% of maximum possible de voltage. b) Average current and RMS current(use basic definition and integration for RMS value) c) Average and RMS current of the SCR.

1) A three-phase half wave controlled rectifier is operated with a 17kVA, 460V Y connected transformer. If the load resistance is 10 2, a) Calculate the firing angle required to obtain 75% of maximum possible de voltage. b) Average current and RMS current(use basic definition and integration for RMS value) c) Average and RMS current of the SCR.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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