Why Does the Firing Angle Equation for FC-TCR Not Work in MATLAB?

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The discussion centers on the issue of the firing angle equation for a thyristor controlled reactor (TCR) connected in parallel with a fixed capacitor, which is not yielding valid results in MATLAB. Users are seeking assistance to resolve this problem, emphasizing the need for clarification on the equation's application in MATLAB. The request for additional details, including circuit screenshots and MATLAB code, indicates a collaborative effort to troubleshoot the issue. The focus remains on understanding the discrepancies in the firing angle calculations. Effective resolution of this problem is essential for accurate reactive power compensation analysis.
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TCR(thyristor controlled reactor) is connected in parallel with fixed capacitor to provide reactive power compensation.According to equation of firing angle in terms of susceptance is not providing valid answer in MATLAB software. please help
 
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rahil123 said:
TCR(thyristor controlled reactor) is connected in parallel with fixed capacitor to provide reactive power compensation.According to equation of firing angle in terms of susceptance is not providing valid answer in MATLAB software. please help

Welcome to the PF.

Could you please provide more details about your question? Can you post a screenshot of your circuit, and your MATLAB code?
 
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