single phase half controlled rectifier

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Discussion in 'General Electronics Chat' started by raymond, Nov 5, 2007.

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  1. Nov 5, 2007 #1
    raymond

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    hi...
    i want to prepare a kit for 1 phase half wave rectifier. I want to use ujt for firing of scr. can u plz suggest which pulse x'mer, resister i have to use for scr TY6004?
     
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    beenthere

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    Pulse transformers are 1:1, so just about any will do. The pulse transformer will have specs. From the datasheet on the TY6004, determine the magnitude of voltage that satisfies the gate voltage. Use a resistor that limits current to the value given. And, of course, arrange the pulse out of the UJT so it produces the correct voltage into the pulse transformer.
     
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