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Code No: 410257 IV-B.Tech. I-Semester Supplementary Examinations, May-2004 POWER SEMI CONDUCTOR DRIVES (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) Time: 3 Hours Max. Marks: 70 Answer any FIVE questions All questions carry equal marks --1.a) Explain how four-quadrant operation is achieved by dual converters each of 3  full wave configuration for d.c. separately excited motor. b) Distinguish between circulating current and non-circulating current mode of operation. With a neat diagram, explain the operation of a dc drive in all four quadrants when fed by a single phase dual converter with necessary waveforms and characteristics.

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List the advantages offered by dc chopper drives over line-commutated converter controlled dc drives. A dc chopper controls the speed of dc series motor. The armature resistance Ra = 0.04, field circuit resistance Rf = 0.06, and back emf constant Kv = 35 mV/rad/s. The dc input voltage of the chopper Vs=600v. If it is required to maintain a constant developed torque of Td = 547N-m, plot the motor speed against the duty cycle K of the chopper.

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Using 3 phase solid state AC Voltage Controllers explain clearly how it is possible to achieve 4 quadrant operation of 3 phase Induction motors. Draw a closed loop block schematic diagram for the above speed control technique. Mention the merits of the above method of speed control.

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Compare CSI and VSI drives. Show that a variable frequency Induction motor drive develops at all frequencies the same torque for a given slip-speed when operating at constant flux.

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What are the assumptions made in the static resistance control of wound rotor induction motors? Draw the speed-torque characteristics of a rotor resistance controlled induction motor and explain the effect of rotor resistance variation. Why rotor resistance control is preferred in low power crane drives?

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Explain the operation of a synchronous motor fed from an adjustable frequency current source, with circuit diagram and characteristic curves.

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Explain, under what conditions the load commutation for CSI can be applied and discuss the operation with modified CSI . Give few advantages. $$$

410257 IV-B.Tech. I-Semester Supplementary Examinations, May ...

Code No: 410257. IV-B.Tech. I-Semester Supplementary Examinations, May-2004 · POWER SEMI CONDUCTOR DRIVES · (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) · Time: 3 Hours · Max. Marks: 70 · Answer any FIVE questions · All questions carry equal marks · --- · 1.a) Explain how four-quadrant operation is achieved by ...

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