Ideal conditions for rectifier circuits

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When studying an actual rectification circuit, some secondary factors in the system are often ignored (or temporarily ignored), that is, it is studied under ideal conditions in order to obtain the main conclusions, and then the temporarily ignored factors are considered. Go in and improve to bring the conclusion closer to an actual system. Despite this, the conclusions reached are still approximate of the real situation. However, with the deepening of the research, the error between this approximation and engineering practice is bound to become smaller and smaller.
These ideal conditions for rectifier circuits are:
(1) Ideal device: The thyristor has ideal characteristics, that is, the forward impedance is zero, the reverse impedance is infinite; the rectifier transformer winding has no leakage inductance, no internal resistance, no iron loss, and the magnetic permeability of the core is infinite;
(2) Ideal power supply: The AC power grid has an infinite capacity. The power supply is a constant frequency constant voltage and a symmetrical three-phase power supply, so the network voltage of the rectifier circuit access point is an undistorted sine wave.