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A single phase half bridge inverter has a resistance of 2.5Ω and input DC voltage of 50V. Calculate the following −
Solution −
a. The RMS voltage occurring at the fundamental frequency
$E_{1RMS}=0.9 imes 50V=45V$
b. The power Output
RMS output voltage $E_{ORMS}=E=50V$
Output power $=E^{2}/R=left ( 50 ight )^{2}/2.5=1000W$
c. Peak current and average current
Peak current $I_{p}=E_{0}/R=50/2.5=20A$
Average current$=I_{p}/2=20/2=10A$
d. Harmonic RMS voltage
$E_{n}=left { left ( E_{ORMS} ight )^{2}-left ( E_{1RMS} ight )^{2} ight }^{0.5}=left [ 50^{2} -45^{2} ight ]^{0.5}=21.8V$
e. Total harmonic distortion
$E_{n}/E_{1RMS}=21.8/45=0.48 imes 100\%=48\%$
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