3 Phase Full-wave Rectifier

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The maximum output voltage of the bridge rectifier is expressible as V_out = V_line(RMS)x√2, while the average output DC voltage follows the formula: V_out = V_line(RMS)x3√2/π. Here the maximum phase voltage is set to 339V (or 240V RMS) making the line voltage 587V (maximum) which is almost the same as the the maximum DC voltage at the output.

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Update #1: DC Link Capacitor is now 2.2mF

published 1 year ago

Chadster766

1 year ago

Cool, a 2.2mf cap smooths the ripple out nicely

johnstephen

1 year ago

good, is it can possible real world practically if its possible means, i love to do that,

BigArc

1 year ago

Yes definitely possible. You'd just need a bunch of diodes, and a capacitor and a load element.

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