Q.2) In the circuit shown, V- 100 volts, L-ImH, CluF. For the following coditions: i-V (0)-0 V and i(0)-0 A ii- V.(0)-100 V and i(0)-0 A iii-V.(0)-0 V and i(0)-2 A iv-V (0)-100 V and i(0)-2 A (a) Draw the waveforms of the thyristor current and the voltage across the capacitorfor for t>0. (b) Find the peak values of capacitor voltage and current. (c) The conduction time of T1.

Q.2) In the circuit shown, V- 100 volts, L-ImH, CluF. For the following coditions: i-V (0)-0 V and i(0)-0 A ii- V.(0)-100 V and i(0)-0 A iii-V.(0)-0 V and i(0)-2 A iv-V (0)-100 V and i(0)-2 A (a) Draw the waveforms of the thyristor current and the voltage across the capacitorfor for t>0. (b) Find the peak values of capacitor voltage and current. (c) The conduction time of T1.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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