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Power Electronics Lab: Triac Controller With Resistive & Resistive-Inductive Loads

This document describes an experiment using a TRIAC controller to control the power delivered to resistive and resistive-inductive loads. The objectives are to implement TRIAC control and measure voltages and currents. The circuit diagram and equipment are provided. Experimental procedures involve measuring voltages and currents at firing angles of 0, 45, 90, and 135 degrees and drawing the corresponding waveforms. Control characteristics are determined by measuring current values over a range of firing angles.

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Power Electronics Lab: Triac Controller With Resistive & Resistive-Inductive Loads

This document describes an experiment using a TRIAC controller to control the power delivered to resistive and resistive-inductive loads. The objectives are to implement TRIAC control and measure voltages and currents. The circuit diagram and equipment are provided. Experimental procedures involve measuring voltages and currents at firing angles of 0, 45, 90, and 135 degrees and drawing the corresponding waveforms. Control characteristics are determined by measuring current values over a range of firing angles.

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Power Electronics Lab Lab 4

TRIAC CONTROLLER WITH RESISTIVE & RESISTIVE-INDUCTIVE LOADS

Objectives

To implement Triac Controller With ohmic and ohmic-inductor load

List of Equipment/Software

Following software/equipment is required:

 Supply voltage: 90 V
 Ohmic load: 200 Ω (2 of 100 Ω resistances in series)
 Ohmic- inductive load: 33 Ω (3 x 100 Ω resistances in parallel) and 50 mH (1 inductance in series)
 Pulse form: “Pulse”
 Bridge topology: “735 012 – 01 M1/M3”
 CASSY Software

Circuit Diagram
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Connection Diagram

Experimental Procedure
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In Lab Exercise N0. 01

The time profiles should be drawn for the angles 0°, 45°, 90° and 135° and described briefly. To obtain
the line diagrams below, please connect the components as shown in connection diagram. Open the
CASSY Lab file Triac_R_45.labx.

Measurement of us01, uV, ud, id


us01: Line voltage
ud : DC voltage
id : DC current
uV1:Valve voltage

Task 1.1
Measurement of us01, uV, ud, id at α = 45°

Result/Graph
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Task 1.2

Measurement of us01, uV1, ud, id at α = 90°

Open the CASSY Lab file Triac_R_90.labx.

Result/Graph

Analysis/Discussion
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In Lab Exercise N0. 02

Transfer characteristic of AC Static converters circuit with ohmic load


Measure how the root-mean-square value I α is dependent on the control angle in the range from 0° …
150°. The measurements should be taken in 30° steps. Calculate the quotients of the current and draw the
control characteristic of the DC current f(α) = Id(α) / Id(α=0).
Id(α) : DC current (averaged value) depending on angle.

Evaluated results

α/° 0° 30° 60° 90° 120° 150°


Idα/V
Id(α) / Id(α=0)
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In Lab Exercise N0. 03

Compare the controls characteristics determined for the ideal case (Theory) and for the measured values
as drawn in the fig. above.

Theoretical results

Id(α) / Id(α=0)

In Lab Exercise N0. 03

The time profiles should be drawn for the angles 0°, 45°, 90° and 135° and described briefly. To obtain
the line diagrams below, please connect the components as shown in paragraph 4.2.2. Open the CASSY
Lab file Triac_RL_45.labx.

Task 3.1
Measurement of us01, ud, uv1, id at α = 45°

Result/Graph
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Task 3.2

Measurement of us01, ud, uv1, id at α = 90°

Open the CASSY Lab file Triac_RL_90.labx.

Result/Graph

Analysis/Discussion

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