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✖Constant load current is the load current which is not sinusoidal and is produced in the case of highly inductive load.ⓘ Constant load current [I_o]			+10% -10%
✖Delay angle of thyristor is the angle at which thyristors are triggered after zero crossingⓘ Delay angle of thyristor [α]			+10% -10%

✖Fundamental component of source current is the first harmonic of the current in the harmonic analysis of the square wave of source current (I_S)ⓘ Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current [I_o]

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Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current

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RMS output voltage of single phase semi-converter with highly inductive load

RMS output voltage=(Peak input voltage/(2^0.5))*((180-Delay angle of thyristor)/180+(0.5/pi)*sin(2*Delay angle of thyristor))^0.5 GO

RMS output voltage of single phase thyristor converter with resistive load

RMS output voltage=(Peak input voltage/2)*((180-Delay angle of thyristor)/180+(0.5/pi)*sin(2*Delay angle of thyristor))^0.5 GO

Average output voltage of single phase thyristor converter with resistive load

Average output voltage=(Peak input voltage/(2*pi))*(1+cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Average output voltage of a single phase full converter with highly inductive load

Average output voltage=(2*Peak input voltage/(pi))*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Average output voltage of single phase semi-converter with highly inductive load

Average output voltage=(Peak input voltage/pi)*(1+cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Real power for constant load current

Real power=Source RMS voltage*Source RMS voltage*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Normalized output voltage of a single phase semi-converter with highly inductive load

Normalized output voltage=0.5*(1+cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Normalized voltage of a single phase thyristor converter with resistive load

Normalized output voltage=0.5*(1+cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Normalized output voltage of single phase full converter with highly inductive load

Normalized output voltage=(cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Displacement power factor for constant load current

Displacement power factor=(cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

Total power factor for constant load current

Power Factor=0.9*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor)) GO

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RMS value of source current for constant load current

Fundamental component of source current=Constant load current*(((180-Delay angle of thyristor)/180)^0.5) GO

Fundamental component of source current for constant load current

Fundamental component of source current=4*Constant load current/pi GO

RMS magnitude of fundamental source current for constant load current

Fundamental component of source current=0.9*Constant load current GO

Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current Formula

Fundamental component of source current=4*Constant load current*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor))/pi
I<sub>o</sub>=4*I<sub>o</sub>*(cos(α))/pi

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How is harmonic analysis useful?

The harmonic is a voltage or current at a multiple of the fundamental frequency of the system, produced by the action of non-linear loads. High levels of Harmonics in the system may lead to overheating component thus causing shorten the life of the equipment, reduced power factors. So, harmonic analysis is needed to use the appropriate harmonics of current or voltage to reduce the overheating problem.

How to Calculate Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current?

Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current calculator uses Fundamental component of source current=4*Constant load current*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor))/pi to calculate the Fundamental component of source current, The Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current formula is the first harmonic of the current in the harmonic analysis of the square wave of source current (I_S). In the above case, the load current of the semi-converter is considered constant. Fundamental component of source current and is denoted by I_o symbol.

How to calculate Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current, enter Constant load current (I_o) and Delay angle of thyristor (α) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current calculation can be explained with given input values -> 11.02658 = 4*10*(cos(0.5235987755982))/pi.

FAQ

What is Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current?

The Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current formula is the first harmonic of the current in the harmonic analysis of the square wave of source current (I_S). In the above case, the load current of the semi-converter is considered constant and is represented as I_o=4*I_o*(cos(α))/pi or Fundamental component of source current=4*Constant load current*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor))/pi. Constant load current is the load current which is not sinusoidal and is produced in the case of highly inductive load and Delay angle of thyristor is the angle at which thyristors are triggered after zero crossing.

How to calculate Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current?

The Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current formula is the first harmonic of the current in the harmonic analysis of the square wave of source current (I_S). In the above case, the load current of the semi-converter is considered constant is calculated using Fundamental component of source current=4*Constant load current*(cos(Delay angle of thyristor))/pi. To calculate Peak magnitude of source current for constant load current, you need Constant load current (I_o) and Delay angle of thyristor (α). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Constant load current and Delay angle of thyristor and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Fundamental component of source current?

In this formula, Fundamental component of source current uses Constant load current and Delay angle of thyristor. We can use 3 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Fundamental component of source current=4*Constant load current/pi
Fundamental component of source current=0.9*Constant load current
Fundamental component of source current=Constant load current*(((180-Delay angle of thyristor)/180)^0.5)

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