Hi my friend,,,

I want to building half-wave rectifier using 3-winding transformer ...
really i'm beginning in Matlab..
I want anyone to help me in steps or any simple book can help me

please help me and thanks in advance..

 

How we can building half-wave rectifier by 3-winding transform???

 

How we can building half-wave rectifier by 3-winding transform???

Remove either the left, or right, column of diodes.
See here.

Have you tried using SimuLink in MATLAB to simulate the circuit?

 

This is my attempt,,
How i can convert red-dashed wire to Black-solid wire ??

 

I connected it as attached photo .. but the output is ZERO...??? what's wrong ??

 

Google suggested this...

 

Google suggested this...

okay .. But how we can built it by 3 winding transformer ...??

 

Why when i applied 1sin(wt) to three sources with different in phase angle.., i got a half-wave rectifier as shown below with amplitude is 0.2 ??

 

What are the specifics of the models?

Also, you should include the different phases in the scope output for reference...

 

What are the specifics of the models?

Also, you should include the different phases in the scope output for reference...

Okay.. i used 3 phase voltage with different phase angle (abc sequence) you can see references as attached photo

 

It looks like the forward voltage for your diode model is about 0.8V.

Edit: Indeed, if the values shown here are the defaults, then the forward voltage is 0.8V.

 

well, this is either the diode drop of approx 0.6 volts coming into effect or some type of multiplier on your probe... those are my guesses.

if your matlab model is simulating realistic diodes, then to turn them on they need a voltage drop above 0.6 volts.. so thats why you have 0.2 left.

Edit: whoops! shoulda waited to post for above answer.. yep +1 ^

 

well, this is either the diode drop of approx 0.6 volts coming into effect or some type of multiplier on your probe... those are my guesses.

if your matlab model is simulating realistic diodes, then to turn them on they need a voltage drop above 0.6 volts.. so thats why you have 0.2 left.

Edit: whoops! shoulda waited to post for above answer.. yep +1 ^

It looks like the forward voltage for your diode model is about 0.8V.

Edit: Indeed, if the values shown here are the defaults, then the forward voltage is 0.8V.

Really thanks for you,,,
But why when i connected transformers as Y-connected to the circuit ,i don't get the half-wave signal .see attached photo
In other words, what's the parameters i can adjust in order to get half-wave output?? i attached the parameter of transformer