- The basic circuit for DC circuit breaker is shown in the figure A.
- The SCR 1 is main SCR. When it is necessary to break load current, the SCR 1 is turned off.
- There is no control circuit given in this figure for simplification.
- When the SCR 1 is turned on, the load voltage becomes equal to supply voltage and charging of capacitor is done through path (+) Vdc – R1 – (+) C – C (-) – SCR 1 – Vdc (-).
- The polarity of capacitor charging voltage is shown in the figure A.
- When it is require breaking load current, the SCR 2 is turned on. As soon as the SCR 2 is turned on, the SCR 1 is turned off due to reverse voltage across it.
- The capacitor once again charge with reverse polarity through path (+) Vdc – LOAD – (+) C – C (-) – SCR 2 due to turned off of the SCR 1.
- When voltage across capacitor reaches up to supply voltage, the load current becomes zero resulting SCR 2 is turned off.
- The current passes through load resistance R1 becomes less than the holding current of the SCR 2.
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Static DC Circuit Breaker
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