A. Unidirectional
B. Bidirectional
C. Fixed voltage polarity
D. Only (a) and (c)
A. Unidirectional
B. Bidirectional
C. Fixed voltage polarity
D. Only (a) and (c)
A. Sine wave
B. Square wave
C. Saw – tooth wave
D. Trapezoidal wave
A. Uninterruptible power supplies
B. Induction heating system
C. Constant voltage and frequency power supplies
D. All of these
A. There is always a path for the dc current independent of the ac line
B. There is always a path for the ac current independent of the ac line
C. There is always a path for the dc current dependent of the ac line
D. There is always a path for the ac current independent of the ac line
A. Current sensor across IGBT
B. Voltage sensor across IGBT
C. Current sensor in series with IGBT
D. Voltage sensor in series with IGBT
A. Passive filter
B. Active filter
C. Both passive and active filters
D. None of these
A. Drop across the collector junction
B. Drop across the drift region
C. Drop across MOSFET portion
D. All of these
A. Continuous signal
B. Large isolating pulse transformer
C. A train of pulses
D. None of these
A. 180 degree
B. 190 degree
C. 200 degree
D. 210 degree
A. Both harmonic distortion and quality of input current increases
B. Harmonic distortion increases and quality of input current decreases
C. Harmonic distortion decreases and quality of input current increases
D. Both harmonic distortion and quality of input current decreases