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                 or                                                   individual bridge recti®er) to 1%. The combined bridge
                                                                      recti®er is referred to as a six-phase series bridge recti®er.
                                        6 1                             In the six-phase series bridge recti®er shown in Fig. 10.18,
                                V ¼ V  m    ¼ 0:955 V m       ð10:54Þ
                                 dc
                                        p 2                           let V m  be the peak voltage of the delta-connected secondary.
                                                                      The peak voltage between the lines of the star-connected

                 Similarly, the rms value of the output voltage can be found as  secondary is also V . The peak voltage across the load,
                                                                                       m

                                                                      denoted as V , is equal to 2 V   cosðp=12Þ or 1:932 V m
                                                                                                 m
                                                                                 m
                                    s 
                                        ð 2p=3                        because there is p=6-phase displacement between the second-
                                      6            2
                               V ¼          ðV sin yÞ dy      ð10:55Þ  aries. The ripple frequency is 12 times the mains frequency.
                                L
                                              m
                                     2p  p=3                          The average value of the output voltage can be found as
                 or                                                                       12  ð 7p=12
                                                                                    V ¼          V sin y dy        ð10:58Þ
                                                                                      dc
                                                                                                  m
                                         p
                                s                             p  5p=12
                                          
                                  6  p    3
                        V ¼ V  m       þ     ¼ 0:956 V m      ð10:56Þ
                          L
                                 2p 6    4                            or
                                                                                         p 
                 In addition, the rms current in each transformer secondary           12  3 ÿ 1
                                                                              V ¼ V m      p  ¼ 0:98862 V m     ð10:59Þ
                                                                               dc
                 winding can be found as                                              p   2 2
                                         p
                                s         The rms value of the output voltage can be found as
                                          
                                  1  p    3
                          I ¼ I        þ     ¼ 0:39 I         ð10:57Þ
                           s   m                    m                                   s 
                                 2p 6    4                                                  ð 7p=12
                                                                                          12            2
                                                                                   V ¼           ðV sin yÞ dy      ð10:60Þ
                                                                                    L     2p      m
                 where I ¼ V =R.                                                             5p=12
                        m
                             m
                   Based on the relationships stated in Eqs. (10.55), (10.56),
                                                                      or
                 and (10.57), all the important design parameters of the six-
                 phase star recti®er can be evaluated, as listed in Table 10.4      s 

                 (given at the end of Section 10.4.3).                                12  p   1
                                                                             V ¼ V          þ    ¼ 0:98867 V       ð10:61Þ
                                                                              L    m                       m
                                                                                      2p 12   4
                 10.4.2 Six-Phase Series Bridge Rectifier              The rms current in each transformer secondary winding is
                 The star- and delta-connected secondaries have an inherent             s 


                                                                                          4  p   1
                 p=6-phase displacement between their output voltages. When       I ¼ I m      þ   ¼ 0:807 I m     ð10:62Þ
                                                                                   s
                 a star-connected bridge recti®er and a delta-connected bridge           p 12    4
                 recti®er are connected in series as shown in Fig. 10.18, the
                 combined output voltage will have a doubled ripple frequency  The rms current through a diode is
                 (12 times that of the mains). The ripple of the combined
                                                                                        s 
                 output voltage will also be reduced from 4.2% (for each                  2     p  1
                                                                                   I ¼ I       þ    ¼ 0:57 I       ð10:63Þ
                                                                                   s   m                   m
                                                                                          p 12   4
                                                                      where I ¼ V =R.
                                                                            m    m
                                                                        Based on Eqs. (10.59), (10.61), (10.62), and (10.63), all the
                                                                      important design parameters of the six-phase series bridge
                                                                      recti®er can be evaluated, as listed in Table 10.4.
                                                                      10.4.3 Six-Phase Parallel Bridge Rectifier
                                                                      The six-phase series bridge recti®er described in the preceding
                                                                      is useful for high-output voltage applications. However, for
                                                                      high-output current applications, the six-phase parallel bridge
                                                                      recti®er (with an interphase transformer) shown in Fig. 10.19
                         FIGURE 10.18  Six-phase series bridge recti®er.  should be used.
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