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KUMAR NITIN (BE/15101/13)

2. AMIT KUMAR (BE/15256/13)

3. ADITYA BELENKAR (BE/15264/13)

4. SATAJIT (BE/15309/13)

5. OM PRAKASH (BE/15178/13)

6. ANSHU (BE/15149/13)

7. SANDEEP KUMAR (BE/15192/13)

8. MANISH KUMAR (BE/15274/13)

9.VICKY RAJ (BE/15279/13)

PROFESSOR: - SANJAY KUMAR II

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGG. DEPT.
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ABSTRACT

Simulink® is a block diagram environment

for multidomain simulation and Model-
Based Design. It supports simulation,
automatic code generation, and continuous
test and verification of embedded systems.
Simulink provides a graphical editor,
customizable block libraries, and solvers for
modeling and simulating dynamic systems.
It is integrated with MATLAB®, enabling
you to incorporate MATLAB algorithms
into models and export simulation results to
MATLAB for further analysis.

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CONTENTS
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE HALF WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH R-LOAD. ........................................................................................ #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE MIDPOINT
UNCONTROLLED CONVERTER WITH RL-LOAD................................................ #
 SIMULATION OF THREE PHASE HALF WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH RL ................................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF THREE PHASE HALF WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH RL ................................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE HALF WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH RL-LOAD. ..................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE HALF WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH RL-LOAD. ..................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE HALF WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH RLE-LOAD. .................................................................................. #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE HALF WAVE CONTROLLED RECTIFIER
WITH RLE-LOAD WITH FREEWHEELING DIODE. ............................................. #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE MIDPOINT CONTROLLED
CONVERTER WITH R-LOAD ...................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE MIDPOINT CONTROLLED
CONVERTER WITH RL-LOAD ................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE BRIDGE RECTIFIER WITH
R-LOAD ............................................................................................................................ #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE BRIDGE RECTIFIER WITH
RL-LOAD .......................................................................................................................... #

 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE UNCONTROLLED

BRIDGE RECTIFIER WITH RLE-LOAD .................................................................. #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE SEMI-CONVERTER WITH
R-LOAD ............................................................................................................................ #
 SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE SEMI-CONVERTER WITH
RL-LOAD .......................................................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF THREE PHASE FULL WAVE CONTROLLED RECTIFIER
WITH R LOAD FOR 𝜶<30°AND 𝜶 >30° .................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF THREE PHASE FULL WAVE SEMI CONVERTER WITH R
LOAD ................................................................................................................................ #
 SIMULATION OF THREE PHASE FULL WAVE BRIDGE CONVERTER
WITH RL LOAD .............................................................................................................. #
 SIMULATION OF THREE PHASE FULL WAVE SEMI CONVERTER WITH
RL LOAD .......................................................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION AC VOLTAGE CONTROLLER (UNIDIRECTIONAL) WITH R
LOAD ................................................................................................................................ #

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 SIMULATION AC VOLTAGE CONTROLLER WITH R LOAD ............................. #

 SIMULATION AC VOLTAGE CONTROLLER WITH RL LOAD .......................... #
 SIMULATION SINGLE PHASE BRIDGE INVERTER WITH 180 DEGREE
CONDUCTION ................................................................................................................ #
 SIMULATION THREE PHASE BRIDGE INVERTERS WITH 180 DEGREE
CONDUCTION ................................................................................................................ #
 SIMULATION OF STEP RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM DESCRIBED BY STATE
EQUATION ...................................................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF STEP RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM DESCRIBED BY STATE
EQUATION ...................................................................................................................... #
 SIMULATION OF STEP RESPONSE OF A SYSTEM DESCRIBED BY STATE
EQUATION ...................................................................................................................... #
 TO FIND TRASFER FUNCTION OF THE SYSTEM FROM THE GIVEN
BLOCK DIADRAM. ........................................................................................................ #

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EXPERIMENT NO-1
AIM: - SIMULATION OF SINGLE PHASE FULL WAVE UNCONTROLLED
RECTIFIER WITH R-LOAD.

BLOCKS REQUIRED:-

1. AC VOLTAGE SOURCE
2. DIODE.
3. SERIES RLC BRANCH.
4. VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT.
5. CURRENT MEASUREMENT.
6. SCOPE.
7. POWERGUI.

THEORY:

Rectification refers to the process of converting an ac voltage or

current source to dc voltage and current. Rectifiers specially
refer to power electronic converters where the electrical power
flows from the ac side to the dc side. In many situations, the
same converter circuit may carry electrical power from the dc
side to the ac side where upon they are referred to as inverters.
THIS LESSON AND SUBSEQUENT ONES THE WORKING PRINCIPLE AND

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ANALYSIS OF SEVERAL COMMONLY USED RECTIFIER CIRCUITS

SUPPLYING DIFFERENT TYPES OF LOADS (RESISTIVE), WILL BE
PRESENTED . POINTS OF INTEREST IN THE ANALYSIS WILL BE.

 WAVEFORMS AND CHARACTERISTIC VALUES (AVERAGE, RMS

ETC.) OF THE RECTIFIED VOLTAGE AND CURRENT .

 INFLUENCE OF THE LOAD TYPE ON THE RECTIFIED VOLTAGE

AND CURRENT .
 Reaction of the rectifier circuit upon the ac network, reactive power
requirement, power factor, harmonics etc.