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- 1 phase half wave rectifier circuit using SCR with resistive load
To perform a SCR as a halfwave rectifier first of connect all the component as shown in the figure. Use current probe for current waveform. Use BT150 or BT 151 scr , which are mostly used in the market.
click to view waveform
Generally all the user faced the problem during scr operation is how to set firing angle. Here I have applied a alternative wave to set firing angle.
How to set firing angle ?
First of all find source frequency? here it is 60 Hz.
so total time period for one cycle is 1/60=0.016666 sec
and total degree for one cycle is 360 degree
so 360 degree=0.01666 sec
Now If you want to set 30 degree then 360/12=30 degree same thing 0.016666/12=0.0013888888
For 60 degree divide by 60
time delay =0.0166666/60 = 0.002777
As you can see the waveform for firing angle =60 degree
As you can see the waveform for firing angle =30 degree
To download above multisim circuit file please click on below link.
1 phase half wave rectifier circuit using SCR with resistive load.ms11
Any query please post your question.
If this one is useful then please give some complement.
click to view waveform
Generally all the user faced the problem during scr operation is how to set firing angle. Here I have applied a alternative wave to set firing angle.
How to set firing angle ?
First of all find source frequency? here it is 60 Hz.
so total time period for one cycle is 1/60=0.016666 sec
and total degree for one cycle is 360 degree
so 360 degree=0.01666 sec
Now If you want to set 30 degree then 360/12=30 degree same thing 0.016666/12=0.0013888888
For 60 degree divide by 60
time delay =0.0166666/60 = 0.002777
As you can see the waveform for firing angle =60 degree
As you can see the waveform for firing angle =30 degree
waveform
To download above multisim circuit file please click on below link.
1 phase half wave rectifier circuit using SCR with resistive load.ms11
Any query please post your question.
If this one is useful then please give some complement.
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