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To calculate the average and rms currents for an SCR used in a resistive circuit with a rectangular wave and a conduction angle of 90°, we can use the following formulas:
1. Average Current (I_avg):
– For a rectangular waveform, the average current can be calculated with the formula:
[
I_{avg} = frac{I_{max} cdot theta}{2pi}
]
where ( I_{max} ) is the maximum current (which is also the rms current in this case) and ( theta ) is the conduction angle in radians.
– Conduction angle ( theta = 90^circ = frac{pi}{2} ) radians.
– Therefore:
[
I_{avg} = frac{35 A cdot frac{pi}{2}}{2pi} = frac{35 A}{4} = 8.75 A
]
2. RMS Current (I_rms):
– For a rectangular waveform with a conduction angle of 90°, the rms value can be calculated with the formula:
[
I_{rms} = I_{max} cdot sqrt{frac{theta}{2pi}}
]
– Therefore:
[
I_{rms} = 35 A cdot sqrt{frac{frac{pi