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To find the average value of the load current ( I_{avg} ) in a type A step-down chopper circuit, we can use the formula:
[
I_{avg} = frac{D cdot Vs}{R} – frac{D cdot E}{R}
]
Where:
– ( D ) is the duty cycle (as a decimal),
– ( Vs ) is the supply voltage,
– ( R ) is the load resistance,
– ( E ) is the back EMF from the load.
Given:
– ( Vs = 220 , V )
– ( D = 0.30 ) (30%)
– ( R = 1 , Omega )
– ( E = 24 , V )
Now, substituting the values into the formula:
[
I_{avg} = frac{0.30 cdot 220}{1} – frac{0.30 cdot 24}{1}
]
Calculating each part:
1. ( 0.30 cdot 220 = 66 , V )
2. ( 0.30 cdot 24 = 7.2 , V )
Now, substituting these results back into the equation:
[
I_{avg} = 66 – 7.2 = 58.8 , A
]
Therefore, the average value of