Answer all sub-parts if brief and with sufficient answer.. Consider the following single half wave AC/AC control with an inductive load. The supplyvoltage is 29 Volts (rms) and the load resistance is 36 ohms.D1L10.2HTh1Vs2N159929Vrms50HZ0°R1360The figure below shows the output voltage and the load current.E SopeEe Icoh yev Seleten bpOutout VetogeLoad aurantTine (aPentySample et othe-1 THO2The firing angle for Thl is 90 degrees. Assume that the D1 and Th1 are lossless.1. Explain circuit operation, including the shapes of the output voltage and the loadcurrent.2. Derive the equation for the RMS output voltage as a function of firing angle.3. Sketch the currents through the load (as reference), thyristor and the diode.4. What are the disadvantages of this circuit arrangement?

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Consider the following single half wave AC/AC control with an inductive load. The sup voltage is 29 Volts (rms) and the load resistance is 36 ohms. D1 Th1 2N1599 LI 0 2H Vs 29Vrms SOHZ R1 E360 The figure below shows the output voltage and the load current. Jee e ten Out Vetoge Lond aurent Tine e he The firing angle for Thi is 90 degrees. Assume that the D1 and Thi are lossless. 1. Explain circuit operation, including the shapes of the output voltage and the load current. 2. Derive the equation for the RMS output voitage as a function of firing angle. 3. Sketch the currents through the load (as reference), thyristor and the diode. 4. What are the disadvantages of this circuit arrangement?

Consider the following single half wave AC/AC control with an inductive load. The sup voltage is 29 Volts (rms) and the load resistance is 36 ohms. D1 Th1 2N1599 LI 0 2H Vs 29Vrms SOHZ R1 E360 The figure below shows the output voltage and the load current. Jee e ten Out Vetoge Lond aurent Tine e he The firing angle for Thi is 90 degrees. Assume that the D1 and Thi are lossless. 1. Explain circuit operation, including the shapes of the output voltage and the load current. 2. Derive the equation for the RMS output voitage as a function of firing angle. 3. Sketch the currents through the load (as reference), thyristor and the diode. 4. What are the disadvantages of this circuit arrangement?

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305632134

Author:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Publisher:J. Duncan Glover, Thomas Overbye, Mulukutla S. Sarma

Chapter12: Power System Controls

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12.4P

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