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To determine the fundamental power delivered to the load in a single-phase half-bridge inverter connected to a DC source, we can follow these steps:
1. Determine the RMS Voltage (V_rms) across the load:
In a half-bridge inverter, the output voltage (V_out) switches between 0 and the DC supply voltage (V_dc). The effective RMS voltage delivered to the load can be calculated as:
[
V_{rms} = V_{dc} / 2
]
Given ( V_{dc} = 230 V ):
[
V_{rms} = 230 V / 2 = 115 V
]
2. Calculate the Load Current (I_rms):
Ohm’s Law ((V = IR)) can be used to find the current through the load:
[
I_{rms} = V_{rms} / R
]
Where ( R = 10 , Omega ):
[
I_{rms} = 115 V / 10 , Omega = 11.5 A
]
3. Calculate the Power (P) delivered to the load:
The power delivered to the load can be calculated using the formula:
[
P = V_{rms} times I_{rms} times cos(phi)
c
Explanation: The fundamental power is the power delivered to the load due to the
fundamental components of voltage and current.
V
1 (rms) = 2Vs/√2π = 103.552 V
I
1 (rms) = V
1
/R = 10.3552 A
P = (I
1
)
2 x R = 1072.3 W = 1.0723 kW