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1. In a 3 phase semiconverter, the dc output voltage for a certain firing angle is 50% of the maximum possible value. The firing angle is





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  • By: guest on 02 Jun 2017 01.11 am
    Vdc ∝ (1 + cos a ). Maximum possible output voltage occurs when a = 0.
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