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R, RC, UJT Triggering Circuit
Circuit for producing turn-on signal for a silicon controlled rectifier (SCR), which
signal abruptly and automatically returns to a lower level at which the SCR can
commutate off upon reversal of its anode voltage. When a switch opens, a capacitor
starts to charge and when the charge reaches a given level, a normally reverse biased
transistor turns on. In response to the turn on of the transistor, a turn-on signal
is applied via a second capacitor to the gate electrode of the SCR. After a short
interval, a second transistor responsive to base current flow through the first
transistor, clamps the gate electrode of the SCR to said lower level. After turn
off of the SCR, the switch closes and the second capacitor discharges through a
circuit including the gate-to-cathode path of the SCR, reverse biasing the gate
of the SCR and holding the latter off.
Technical Specifications
Converter Ratings
- Input Voltage : 230 V AC
- Input Current : 5A
- Frequency : 50/60Hz
Features
- Consists of three types of basic firing circuit to trigger SCR
- Separate sections for R - firing, RC - firing, UJT firing circuit
- One potentiometer used to vary the firing angle of UJT firing circuit
- One potentiometer used to vary the firing angle of R - firing circuit
- One potentiometer used to vary the firing angle of RC - firing circuit
- 1:1:1 Pulse transformer used for UJT firing circuit pulse isolation
- One no. of SCR with snubber circuit forms half wave controlled converter circuit
for checking all three firing circuit
- Separate inbuilt power supply for R, RC and UJT triggering unit
Module Rating
- Input voltage : 230V (10%)
- Frequency : 50Hz
- Input Current required :5 amps
- Enclosure :Indoor, ventilated with powder coat finish
Experiments can do
- R Triggering based SCR Phase Control
- RC Triggering based SCR Phase Control
- UJT Triggering based SCR Phase Control
Bundle Contents
- R,RC & UJT Triggering Circuit
- Patch cards
- 6A power supply card
- 3A Fuse (Extra)
- Manual
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