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Rectifier Tutorial Sheet

The document provides examples of half-wave and full-wave uncontrolled rectifiers, detailing calculations for average and rms values of load current, power dissipation, circuit power factor, and ripple factor for given load resistors and supply voltages. It also includes a section on half-wave controlled rectifiers and full-wave controlled rectifiers without specific calculations. The examples illustrate the principles of rectification in electrical circuits.

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Rectifier Tutorial Sheet

The document provides examples of half-wave and full-wave uncontrolled rectifiers, detailing calculations for average and rms values of load current, power dissipation, circuit power factor, and ripple factor for given load resistors and supply voltages. It also includes a section on half-wave controlled rectifiers and full-wave controlled rectifiers without specific calculations. The examples illustrate the principles of rectification in electrical circuits.

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Half wave uncontrolled rectifier example

1 - An ideal single-phase source, 240 V, 50 Hz, supplies power to a load resistor R = 100
Ω via a single ideal diode.
(a) Calculate the average and rms values of the load current and the power
dissipation.
(b) Calculate the circuit power factor and the ripple factor.
Fullwave uncontrolled rectifier example
2- For the single-phase, full-wave, uncontrolled rectifier shown in Figure. the
supply voltage is 110 V, 50 Hz. The load resistor is 25 Ω, calculate:
(a)The average values of the output voltage and current.
(b)The rms values of the output voltage and current.

(c) The d.c. power consumed by the load (Pdc) and the average value of the
power delivered to the load (Pac). Sketch the appropriate load voltage and
diode voltage waveforms
3- Half –wave controlled rectifier Example
Full-wave controlled rectifier

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