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1. A cycloconverter uses
Options
A. natural commutation
B. forced commutation
C. either natural or forced commutation
D. both natural and forced commutation together
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Correct Answer: either natural or forced commutation
2. In a half bridge inverter circuit fed by a battery of voltage V, the rms value of fundamental component of output voltage is
Options
A.
2
V
B.
C.
D.
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Correct Answer:
3. A step down cycloconverter has an input frequency
f
. If it uses natural commutation, the output frequency
Options
A. must be a sub-multiple of input frequency
B. can be any frequency
C. must be an even sub-multiple of input frequency
D. must be an odd sub-multiple of input frequency
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Correct Answer: must be a sub-multiple of input frequency
4.
Assertion (A):
SUS is a PUT and avalanche diode connected between gate and cathode
Reason (R):
SBS has two SUS inbuilt together and connected in anti-parallel
Options
A. Both A and R are correct and R is correct explanation of A
B. Both A and R correct but R is not correct explanation of A
C. A is correct but R is wrong
D. A is wrong but R is correct
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Correct Answer: Both A and R correct but R is not correct explanation of A
5. Which statement is correct?
Options
A. BJT and MOSFET are current controlled devices
B. BJT is voltage controlled and MOSFET is current controlled device
C. BJT and MOSFET are voltage controlled devices
D. BJT is current controlled and MOSFET is voltage controlled device
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Correct Answer: BJT is current controlled and MOSFET is voltage controlled device
6. A class E chopper
Options
A. can operate in second quadrant only
B. can operate in first or third quadrant
C. can operate in all the four quadrants
D. can operate in either second or third quadrant
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Correct Answer: can operate in all the four quadrants
7. Which of the following commutation methods is the overall circuit under damped?
Options
A. Class A
B. Class B
C. Class C
D. Both class A and Class B
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Correct Answer: Both class A and Class B
8. In a full bridge single phase inverter feeding RLC load
Options
A. one thyristor and one diode conduct simultaneously
B. two thyristors conduct simultaneously
C. two thyristors or two diodes conduct simultaneously
D. four thyristors conduct simultaneously
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Correct Answer: two thyristors or two diodes conduct simultaneously
9. In a parallel inverter the turn off time
t
q
of thyristor and values of commutating elements L and C are related as
Options
A.
t
q
=
p
LC
B.
t
q
=
LC
C.
t
q
=
LC
D.
t
q
=
LC
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Correct Answer:
t
q
=
LC
10. A single phase full wave regulator feeds a resistive load. The firing angle of thyristors is 90°. The input power factor is
Options
A. 1
B. 0.707 lagging
C. 0.5 lagging
D. 0.2 lagging
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Correct Answer: 0.707 lagging
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