- 2070 Asar · 4 marks
Series inductor for di/dt limit
Short answer
At firing, di/dt = Vm/(Ls+L). With Vm = 311 V and limit 500 A/s, Ls+L >= 0.622 H; load L = 0.1 H, so Ls >= 0.522 H.
Fig.1c shows the single phase half-wave controlled rectifier with di/dt protection provided by the series inductor. The load is a purely inductive having an inductance of 100 mH. Calculate the value of Ls so that di/dt is limited to 500A/sec. [Figure: Vs = 220 V source, series inductor Ls, thyristor and the load in series]
In the circuit the series inductor and the load inductance are in series with the thyristor. At the instant of firing the current is zero, so the whole supply voltage appears across the total inductance and
The worst case is firing at the peak of the supply. Assumption: 220 V is the rms value.
Answer: H (522 mH).
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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