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To find the per-phase input voltage (V_s) for a 3-phase full converter feeding power to a resistive load with a firing angle delay of ( alpha = 30^circ ), we can use the following formulas.
1. The output power (P) in a resistive load can be calculated using the formula:
[
P = frac{3}{pi} V_m I_{o} cos(alpha)
]
where:
– ( V_m ) is the peak phase voltage,
– ( I_o ) is the average output current,
– ( alpha ) is the firing angle.
2. The average output current (I_o) can be calculated from the power and the load resistance (R):
[
I_o = frac{P}{V_{o}} = frac{P}{R I_{o}}
]
where ( V_{o} = I_o cdot R ).
3. We already know the values:
– ( P = 5000 , W )
– ( R = 10 , Omega )
– ( alpha = 30^circ )
– ( cos(30^circ) = frac{sqrt{3}}{2} )
4. First, we can find the average output current (I_o):
[
I_o = frac{