Question 1Solar photovoltaic system requires charge controller to store generated electrical energy tothe battery bank. Figure 1 shows a Maxwell bridge which can be used to measure unknowninductance, L, in a power electronic circuit in a charge controller.(a) Based on Figure 1, analyse the value of R₁ and L₁(b) If R₁=3000, C3=0.15µF, R4-3000, while R3 is adjustable between 3000 and 3kn,evaluate the range of the inductance, Ls(c) Then, if the power supply frequency is set to 5kHz, analyse the Q factor of the inductorLs at its minimum value.E23Z₁R3R1C3Figure 1D51RSR₂22wwwZA

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Solar photovoltaic system requires charge controller to store generated electrical energy to the battery bank. Figure 1 shows a Maxwell bridge which can be used to measure unknown inductance, L, in a power electronic circuit in a charge controller. (a) Based on Figure 1, analyse the value of R, and L (b) If R₁=3000, C₁=0.15µF, R=3000, while R, is adjustable between 3000 and 3kn, evaluate the range of the inductance, Ls. (c) Then, if the power supply frequency is set to 5kHz, analyse the Q factor of the inductor Ls at its minimum value.

Solar photovoltaic system requires charge controller to store generated electrical energy to the battery bank. Figure 1 shows a Maxwell bridge which can be used to measure unknown inductance, L, in a power electronic circuit in a charge controller. (a) Based on Figure 1, analyse the value of R, and L (b) If R₁=3000, C₁=0.15µF, R=3000, while R, is adjustable between 3000 and 3kn, evaluate the range of the inductance, Ls. (c) Then, if the power supply frequency is set to 5kHz, analyse the Q factor of the inductor Ls at its minimum value.

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