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An AC to DC Converter or commonly known as a Rectifier is a power electronic device that converts AC power to DC power. The configurations of the same are briefly classified into two - Half Wave and Full wave. Based on the control, it can be classified into two - Controlled and Uncontrolled. A Controlled Rectifier uses SCR, Power MOSFET, IGBTs, etc as switches and Uncontrolled Rectifier uses Diodes.

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AC to DC Converters (Rectifiers)

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A single phase diode rectifier in half wave configuration for R-Load is explained.

Single Phase Half Wave Rectifier (R-Load)

A Single Phase Diode Rectifier in half wave configuration for L and RL load is explained.

Single Phase Half Wave Uncontrolled Rectifier (L and RL Load)

A single phase full wave diode rectifier in centre tapped or mid point configuration is explained with its voltage and current equations.

Single Phase Full Wave Uncontrolled Rectifier (Mid Point Configuration) (R-Load)

A single phase full wave diode rectifier is explained for Bridge Configuration for R and RL load.

Single Phase Full Wave Uncontrolled Bridge Rectifier (R - Load)

A single phase controlled rectifier in half wave configuration for R-Load is explained using an SCR or Thyristor as a control switch.

Single Phase Half Wave Controlled Rectifier (R - LOAD)

A single phase controlled rectifier in half wave configuration is explained using thyristor for RL and RLE load. The output voltage across the load will be anytime greater than or equal to E (volts).

Single Phase Half Wave Controlled Rectifier (RL and RLE - Load)

A single phase full wave controlled rectifier in centre tapped configuration is explained for RL Load. Circuit Diagram and Waveforms for the same have been explained.

Single Phase Full Wave Controlled Mid - Point Rectifier (RL - LOAD)

A single phase full wave controlled rectifier in bridge configuration is explained for RLE Load. Working and Waveforms have been explained for the same.

Single Phase Full Wave Controlled Bridge Rectifier (RLE - LOAD)

A three phase diode rectifier in half wave configuration for R-Load is explained. Circuit Diagram and Waveforms have been explained with some equations for the same.

Three Phase Half Wave Uncontrolled Rectifier (R - LOAD)

A three phase full wave diode rectifier in bridge configuration is explained for R - Load. Circuit Diagram and Waveforms have been explained for the same.

Three Phase Full Wave Uncontrolled Bridge Rectifier (R - LOAD)

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Ravendra Yadav

This course is very important for the students preparing for UPSC IES and all other government exams in electrical stream.

(Hindi) Final Practice Session on Power Electronics for ESE 2019

In this very new course we will be discussing about the questions asked in IES exams from 1997- 2017 from semiconductor devices in Electrical Engineering stream.

(Hindi) Semiconductor Devices MCQs : IES

A power semiconductor device is basically a semiconductor device used as a switch in the field of power electronics for power conversion which includes AC to DC converters, DC to DC converters, DC to AC converters and AC to AC converters. Various such devices are a power diode, BJT, MOSFET, IGBT, SCR, etc. which will be discussed throughout this course.

Power Semiconductor Devices

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Anoop Jain

This course covers all the basic concepts, necessary to study the control systems. It also explains the basic terminologies, classification of control system with day to day life examples and a lesson on modern control systems with the future are of scope for control systems.

(Hindi) Introduction to Control Systems

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Om Priya

GATE PYQs  on BASICS of power electronics

(Hindi) GATE PYQs on Basics of Power Electronics

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Ashutosh Kumar Jha

In this course, the educator is discussing DC-DC converters (choppers)  for Engineering Services Examination

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Single Phase Half Wave Rectifier (R-Load)

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Single Phase Half Wave Uncontrolled Rectifier (L and RL Load)

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Single Phase Full Wave Uncontrolled Rectifier (Mid Point Configuration) (R-Load)

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Single Phase Full Wave Uncontrolled Bridge Rectifier (R - Load)

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Single Phase Half Wave Controlled Rectifier (R - LOAD)

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Single Phase Half Wave Controlled Rectifier (RL and RLE - Load)

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Single Phase Full Wave Controlled Mid - Point Rectifier (RL - LOAD)

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Single Phase Full Wave Controlled Bridge Rectifier (RLE - LOAD)

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Three Phase Half Wave Uncontrolled Rectifier (R - LOAD)

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Three Phase Full Wave Uncontrolled Bridge Rectifier (R - LOAD)