Why does the conduction continues till β?
At ωt = π, the load voltage Vo reduces to zero. However, the load current will not be zero at this instant because of inductance L. Due to this, thyristor will not turn off, even though it is reversed biased. Rather it will continue to conduct till ωt = β. At ωt = β, the load current becomes zero and thyristor is reversed biased, hence it will turn off. This is a case of natural commutation.
How to Calculate Average Voltage of Half Wave Thyristor Rectifier with RL Load?
Average Voltage of Half Wave Thyristor Rectifier with RL Load calculator uses Average Output Voltage in Half Wave = (Maximum Output Voltage/(2*pi))*(cos(Trigger Angle in Degree)-cos(Extinction Angle)) to calculate the Average Output Voltage in Half Wave, The Average voltage of Half Wave Thyristor Rectifier with RL load formula gives the average output voltage for RL load. Average Output Voltage in Half Wave is denoted by Vavg(half) symbol.
How to calculate Average Voltage of Half Wave Thyristor Rectifier with RL Load using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Average Voltage of Half Wave Thyristor Rectifier with RL Load, enter Maximum Output Voltage (Vo(max)), Trigger Angle in Degree (αd) & Extinction Angle (βd) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Average Voltage of Half Wave Thyristor Rectifier with RL Load calculation can be explained with given input values -> 5.705584 = (21/(2*pi))*(cos(0.785398163397301)-cos(3.1415926535892)).