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Electrical data and diagram
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Swinging Smoothing Choke for 3 Phase Rectifier Bridge
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Input |
- Set two LI-points: 2 inductance at 2 peak currents. Note that the induction corresponds to the first current
- Select the differential inductance : L-Type = 4
- Select Cu flat wire: Wire = 4
- The frequency of the first harmonic is 300Hz
- Set the harmonics of the thermal current: the rms-values of the first harmonic and of the DC-current
- Set the temperature rise
- Select cheap steel. Note that the induction will be optimized by program in order to get 2 prescribed inductance at 2 prescribed currents
- Set Gap = 1 and Core Assembly = 2
- Select suitable core family
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Output |
- Press Ctrl+L in order see the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Test |
- Round the number of turns
- Change the peak value of the second LI-point in order to increase the current range of the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Note |
- In order to calibrate the choke, connect it on the calculated calibration AC-voltage (rms value) with the calibration frequency (normally 50Hz or 60Hz) and then vary the gap until you get the calculated calibration AC-current (rms value).
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Title |
Smoothing Choke for 1 Phase Rectifier Bridge
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Input |
- Set the LI-point of the inductance, the induction at the peak current.
- Select the differential inductance : L-Type = 4
- Select Cu flat wire: Wire = 4
- The frequency of the first harmonic is 100Hz
- Set the harmonics of the thermal current: the rms-values of the first harmonic and of the DC-current
- Set the temperature rise
- Select cheap steel.
- Set Gap = 1 and Core Assembly = 2
- Select suitable core family
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Output |
- Press Ctrl+L in order see the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Test |
- Round the number of turns
- Change the peak value in order to increase the current range of the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Note |
- In order to calibrate the choke, connect it on the calculated calibration AC-voltage (rms value) with the calibration frequency (normally 50Hz or 60Hz) and then vary the gap until you get the calculated calibration AC-current (rms value).
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High Frequency Smoothing Choke for 1 Phase Rectifier Bridge
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Input |
- Set the LI-point of the inductance, the induction at the peak current.
- Select the differential inductance : L-Type = 4
- Select Cu flat wire: Wire = 0
- Select core material: ferritee or powder
- The frequency of the first harmonic is 50000Hz
- Set the harmonics of the thermal current: the rms-values of the first harmonic and of the DC-current
- Set the temperature rise
- Select suitable core family and the gap position
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Output |
- Press Ctrl+L in order see the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Test |
- Round the number of turns
- Change the peak value in order to increase the current range of the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Note |
- In order to calibrate the choke, connect it on the calculated calibration AC-voltage (rms value) with the calibration frequency (normally 50Hz or 60Hz) and then vary the gap until you get the calculated calibration AC-current (rms value).
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Drainage Choke between 2 phases of inverters
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Input |
- Set inductance of both windings in series at approx. 5-10% of the nominal current Iout/2
- Select the differential inductance : L-Type = 4
- Select Cu flat wire or foil with layer insulation: Wire = 3 or 6
- The frequency of the first harmonic is 50Hz
- Set the rms values of the harmonics of the thermal current: Note that the sign "+" marks the compensated current harmonics.
- Set the temperature rise
- Select cold rolled steel.
- Set Gap = 1 and Core Assembly = 2 or better
- Select suitable core family (UI)
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Output |
- Control the value of inductance
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Test |
- Set the current in the LI-point higher and Press Ctrl+L to see the diagram Inductance vs. Current
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Note |
- In order to calibrate the choke, connect both in series windings on the calculated calibration AC-voltage (rms value) with the calibration frequency (normally 50Hz or 60Hz) and then vary the gap until you get the calculated calibration AC-current (rms value).
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