Single Phase Cycloconverter Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-EELE-12804

Indian Lab Suppliers supplies the Single Phase Cycloconverter (Product ID: 12804) as part of its electronics engineering lab equipment range. It generates eight line-synchronised, isolated trigger pulses for SCRs in centre-tap and bridge single-phase cycloconverters.

Quick Answer

A cycloconverter produces a lower output frequency directly from the AC supply by switching groups of SCRs. This unit uses a ramp-comparator and counter scheme on a 89C2051 microcontroller: a thumbwheel switch divides the 50 Hz line frequency by 1 to 10 (position 0 gives 10), and a graduated potentiometer sets the firing angle from 180° to 0°. Outputs T1–T4 serve a centre-tap transformer cycloconverter, while T1/T1′ to T4/T4′, isolated from two secondaries of the same pulse transformer, serve a bridge type. Gate drive is 200 mA, triggers have soft start and stop, and nine test points show the firing logic. It works directly on 230 V AC mains and can also fire single-phase converter experiments. Please confirm at quotation whether the SCR power circuit and transformer are included.

Key Specifications

ParameterDetail
Trigger outputs8, line synchronised, pulse-transformer isolated
ConfigurationsCentre-tap (T1–T4) and bridge (T1/T1′–T4/T4′) cycloconverters; single-phase converters
Firing schemeRamp comparator and counter with 89C2051 microcontroller
Firing angle180° to 0°, graduated potentiometer
Frequency division50 Hz ÷ 1 to 10, thumbwheel switch
Gate drive200 mA
FeaturesSoft start/stop trigger switch; 9 test points
Mains230 V AC; power switch with indicator

Where This Is Used

Used in power-electronics labs for frequency-conversion experiments and as a general single-phase firing unit with boards such as the Single Phase Semi Converter Drive (Product ID: 12798) and the Single Phase Full Wave Converter Drive (Product ID: 12799). Browse the full Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment range or related Electronics Lab Equipment products.

Frequently Asked Questions

What output frequencies are possible?
The 50 Hz line frequency divided by 1 to 10, from 50 Hz down to 5 Hz.

Why are T1 and T1′ separate?
They come from two isolated secondaries of one pulse transformer, so two SCRs at different cathode potentials in a bridge can be fired together.

Can it fire other converters?
Yes, it can be used as a single-phase converter firing unit.

Related Categories

Electronics Engineering Lab Equipment · Electronics Lab Equipment · Engineering Lab Equipment

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