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A surge voltage
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A. has very high magnitude and very long duration
B. has very high magnitude and very small duration
C. has very high magnitude and very small duration and can be positive or negative
D. can be only positive

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has very high magnitude and very small duration and can be positive or negative

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1. Surge current rating of an SCR is
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A. the maximum repetitive surge current in which the SCR can withstand
B. the maximum non-repetitive surge current in which the SCR can withstand
C. the maximum repetitive or non repetitive surge current in which the SCR can withstand
D. the maximum surge current in which the SCR can withstand if both surge current and steady current exist together

2. A 3 phase dual converter consists of
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A. two 3 phase semiconverters connected in parallel
B. two 3 phase semiconverters connected in antiparallel
C. two 3 phase full converters connected in antiparallel
D. two 3 phase full converters connected in parallel

4. If the frequency is less than the damped frequency in a series- inverter
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A. the distortion of output voltage waveform is low
B. the distortion of output voltage waveform is high
C. the distortion of output voltage may be high or low depending on the load impedance
D. none of the above

5. In a series inverter
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A. the commutating elements L and C are in parallel
B. the commutating elements L and C are in series with load
C. the commutating L and C may be in series or parallel with the load
D. none of the above

7. A bridge type single phase cycloconverter changes the frequency f to f/3. Then one half wave of output contains
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A. 3 full waves of input
B. 3 half waves of input
C. 6 full waves of input
D. 6 half waves of input

8. The turn on characteristics of a power transistor can be assumed to be linear, as shown in the below figure . During turn on time T, voltage reduces linearly from V to 0 and current rises linearly from 0 to I. The energy loss during time T is
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A. VIT
B.
C.
D.

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