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microcontroller based thyristor controlled Automatic voltage regulator

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Please I want to design an automatic voltage regulator using triac as my switch, microcontroller to fire the triac. in the project i plan to keep the output voltage of the triac constant at 220v. In d simulation i plan to use proteus. I think also that a zerocross circuit should be in the circuit to detect zero voltage. pls can someone suggest or help me with a circuit diagram. Although I have my own but when i connect a voltmeter to the load, it fail to give me desired 220v. Pls I want also to know whethe the project is possible. The input voltage is stepped up to 300v. and i am using phase control and not off and on control method
 
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pls the input voltage is 1st stepped up using an autotransformer. The control method am using is Phase control and not OFE and ON method
 

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