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Consider the following statements:
The turnoff time of an SCR can be reduced by
1. Quick withdrawal of the gate voltage.
2. Reducing lifetimes by doping with gold.
3. Applying a negative voltage pulse to the gate of these statements:
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Answer: Option A
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An SCR can be brought to forward conducting state with gate circuit open when the applied voltage exceeds
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Answer: Option A
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Which of the following statements about the working of SCR is INCORRECT?
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Answer: Option C
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34
Which of the following components convert fixed DC to variable DC?
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Answer: Option B
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35
In a DIAC the breakdown voltages are related with the following equation:
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Answer: Option C
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Which one of the following statements is correct about SCR?
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Answer: Option C
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37
Two Thyristors of same rating and same specification
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Answer: Option C
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38
Forward voltage drop during SCR turn-on is 1.5 V this drop remains
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Answer: Option B
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39
Identify A and B current limiting techniques in a.c. to d.c. power supplies respectively, in the graph below.
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Answer: Option B
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When a thyristor is negatively biased,
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Answer: Option C
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