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General Knowledge
Verbal Reasoning
Computer Science
Interview
Power Electronics Questions
A single phase half bridge inverter required to feed R-L loads needs
When a dc chopper feeds an RLE load, the load current, during steady state operation
In a single phase full wave ac regulator using two thyristors only, the gate circuits of the two thyristors
Which of the following devices has metal-silicon junction?
The main utility of SCR is due to
Assertion (A): A half wave controlled rectifier has poorer efficiency and higher ripple factor than a full wave controlled rectifier. Reason (R): The use of a freewheeling diode in half wave controlled rectifier circuit improves the waveform of load current and circuit power factor.
A fully controlled bridge converter is feeding an RLE load. For some circuit conditions firing angle is 47°. If connections of battery are reversed, the firing angle is likely to be
The efficiency of a chopper circuit is about
Which of these devices can conduct in both directions?
Mc Murray full bridge inverter uses
If 0.5 T is the time period of oscillations and Toff is the time between turn off of one thyristor and turn on of second thyristor, the frequency of output f of a series inverter is
In rectifier circuits, the rms value of ac component of output voltage is equal to
Half bridge and full bridge inverters of one type use different commutation methods.
In a three phase to single phase full wave bridge cycloconverter, the number of thyristors is
Two thyristors of the same rating and specifications
In rectifier circuits, ripple factor RF and form factor FF are related as
A chopper is a high efficiency circuit.
In auxiliary commutated chopper fed by voltage V and having L and C commutating elements, the peak value of capacitor current is
A single phase half wave rectifier is feeding a resistive load. As firing angle is increased
Thyristors connected in series need static and dynamic stabilizing circuits.
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