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Switching Characteristics of Power Electronics Devices


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  • 1. 

    Switching frequency of a power electronic devise is mostly affected by:

    • A.

      Reverse recovery charge

    • B.

      Turn off time

    • C.

      Source inductance

    • D.

      Load inductance

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Reverse recovery charge
    B. Turn off time
    Explanation
    It is affected mainly by the reverse recovery charge and there by the turn off time

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  • 2. 

    Initially @ t=0 
    1. V=Vmax, I=0
    And at t=t1
    1. V=Vmax, I=Imax
    And at t=t2
    1. V=0, I=Imax
    Assuming the rise and fall to be linear, which of the following are correct

    • A.

      Turn off, Energy loss is VI(t1+t2)/2

    • B.

      Turn on, Energy loss is VI(t1+t2)/2

    • C.

      Turn off, Energy loss is VI(t1+t2)

    • D.

      Turn on, Energy loss is VI(t1+t2)

    Correct Answer
    B. Turn on, Energy loss is VI(t1+t2)/2
  • 3. 

    Maximum firing angle possible in an RC firing circuit is

    • A.

      90

    • B.

      180

    • C.

      360

    • D.

      Depends on load

    Correct Answer
    B. 180
  • 4. 

    Which of the following is/are voltage commutation

    • A.

      Class B

    • B.

      Class C

    • C.

      Class D

    • D.

      Class F

    Correct Answer(s)
    B. Class C
    C. Class D
  • 5. 

    Which of the following is a manufacturer specified Thyristor rating

    • A.

      Maximum RMS anode current

    • B.

      Maximum average anode current rating

    • C.

      Surge current rating

    • D.

      All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Maximum RMS anode current
  • 6. 

    Thyristor can turn OFF by which of the following NOTE: many answers may exist

    • A.

      Decreasing gate current below latching current

    • B.

      Decreasing anode current below latching current

    • C.

      Applying reverse voltage across the thyristor

    • D.

      By removing gate signal

    Correct Answer
    C. Applying reverse voltage across the thyristor
  • 7. 

    If drift region region in a power devise is increased, then NOTE: many answers may exist

    • A.

      Reverse blocking capability increases

    • B.

      Forward conduction losses increases

    • C.

      Forward conduction losses doesn't change but reverse blocking capacity increases

    • D.

      No drift region is present in a power semi conductor devise

    Correct Answer(s)
    A. Reverse blocking capability increases
    B. Forward conduction losses increases

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