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Question by Peters
Submitted on 7/27/2005
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For a 3-phase full-wave thyristorized  rectifier supplying a series load consisting  of R,L and Vc,obtain <adopting the usual procedures>expressions for the  harmonic contents of the output  voltage waveform in terms of firing angle alpha using Fourier series  method.Plot Ck vs alpha and state  the value of alpha for which  output voltage is purely ac.<that is,when there is no rectification>.


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