A single phase bridge type full wave uncontrolled rectifier is connected to a voltage source and has an RL load at its output. The RL load satisfies the (L / R) >> T condition. In this case, the output current of the rectifier is 10 A pure direct current. Voltage source impedance consists of inductance only and its value is 3 mH. The function of the voltage source Vs (t) below are given. V() = 311sin(2750/)V| Note: T = 0.02s is the period value of the voltage source. R and L values do not matter in solving the problem. A; What is the value of the overlạp angle in radians? B; Find the effective value of the output voltagel

A single phase bridge type full wave uncontrolled rectifier is connected to a voltage source and has an RL load at its output. The RL load satisfies the (L / R) >> T condition. In this case, the output current of the rectifier is 10 A pure direct current. Voltage source impedance consists of inductance only and its value is 3 mH. The function of the voltage source Vs (t) below are given. V() = 311sin(2750/)V| Note: T = 0.02s is the period value of the voltage source. R and L values do not matter in solving the problem. A; What is the value of the overlạp angle in radians? B; Find the effective value of the output voltagel

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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