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Question
In a single phase dual converter,
a
1
, and
a
2
are firing angles of the two converters. Then
Options
A.
a
1
-
a
2
=
B.
a
1
+
a
2
=
p
C.
a
1
-
a
2
=
p
D.
a
1
+
a
2
=
Correct Answer
a
1
+
a
2
=
p
Explanation
Since one converter is rectifying and the other is inverting
V
dc
1
= -V
dc
2
or
a
1
+
a
2
=
p
.
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1. In a single phase full wave ac regulator, the firing angles in the two half cycles
Options
A. are always equal
B. are sometimes equal
C. are never equal
D. may be equal or unequal
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Correct Answer: are always equal
2. In an SCR, the anode current consists of
Options
A. only holes
B. only electrons
C. both electrons and holes
D. either electrons or holes
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Correct Answer: both electrons and holes
Explanation:
Both electrons and holes contribute to current.
3. The waveshape of output voltage of half bridge inverter is
Options
A. sinusoidal
B. square
C. triangular
D. either (a) or (b)
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Correct Answer: square
4. In a dual converter both converters work as rectifiers.
Options
A. True
B. False
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Correct Answer: False
Explanation:
One operators as rectifier and the other as inverter.
5. In the below figure the rms voltage across each half of secondary is 200 V. The peak inverse voltage across each of thyristor is
Options
A. 200 V
B.
2
(200) V
C.
2
(400) V
D. 800 V
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Correct Answer:
2
(400) V
Explanation:
PIV =
2
(2 x 200).
6. A dc chopper V = 500 V feeds an electric fraction dc series motor. The chopping frequency is 400 Hz. The series inductance required to limit the maximum current swing to 10 A is
Options
A. 20 mH
B. about 31 mH
C. about 51 mH
D. about 92 mH
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Correct Answer: about 31 mH
Explanation:
.
7. Between which points does UJT exhibit negative resistance characteristics
Options
A. between peak and valley points
B. before peak point
C. after peak point
D. after valley point
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Correct Answer: between peak and valley points
8. The gate current required to turn on an SCR is
Options
A. few amperes
B. a few mA
C. almost equal to anode current
D. about 50% of anode current
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Correct Answer: a few mA
Explanation:
Only a very small gate current is required to trigger SCR into conduction.
9. In a semi converter feeding a resistive load, the firing angle is
a
. Each thyristor conducts for
Options
A.
p
radians
B. (
p
-
a
) radians
C. (
p
+
a
) radians
D. (
p
- 0.5
a
) radians
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Correct Answer: (
p
-
a
) radians
Explanation:
The conduction is from
a
to
p
.
10. An SCR has a turn on time of 4 ?s. The gate pulse should have a duration of about
Options
A. 2 ?s
B. 5 ?s
C. 20 ?s
D. 50 ?s
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Correct Answer: 5 ?s
Explanation:
Duration of gate pulse should be slightly more than turn time of SCR.
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