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The main purpose of the fully-controlled bridge rectifier circuit is to provide a variable dc voltage from an ac source.
Were you indicating about this error, which i didn't understood and didn't noticed ?Also , I don't get it form your design ,, when you put the same component in the upper 2 thyristors but in other hand of the lower 2 thyristor in completely different connection form the opto-coupler into thyristor !!
you can see from your design U2 & U4 are the same .. and U1 & U3 are the same but not the same for all of the thyristor ?!
why we just but the same material for the full bridge ..
Hi All ,,
I'm using ISIS Proteus in my Graduation Project ..
I could not find the Issue in my circuit when I use INDUCTOR with Resistance !!
my project about "How to control the DC motor by changing firing angle of the SCR thyristor"
so when I pressed to START .. the first cycle start from "90 degree" as I controlled it in my code in C "
here are the result in the picture ~
View attachment 82340
you can see from the picture the first cycle is only happened due to Inductor !! WHY ?! :shock:
the Load parameter ::
R=10 Ohm
L=31.8 mH
what would be the problem ?!
for more info.
the circuit contained four 4- Opto-coupler to give the pulse that comes from the PIC16f877A to Optocoupler to SCR thyristor
each SCR have his own opto-
I need your expert :idea:
So it is a software problem. You have to correct its working before you can use it. Your approach is ok but problem is where you set delay after detecting zero crossing according to ADC sample setting of pot value.but the problem s tat when i vary the firing angle, the pulses doesn't shift accordingly.
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