A thyristor, when triggered, will change from forward blocking state to conduction state if its anode to cathode voltage is equal to

peak working off-state reverse voltage

peak repetitive off-state forward voltage

peak working off-state forward voltage

peak non-repetitive off-state forward voltage

A thyristor, when triggered, will change from forward blocking state t

1.	A thyristor, when triggered, will change from forward blocking state to conduction state if its anode to cathode voltage is equal to
A.	peak repetitive off-state forward voltage
B.	peak working off-state forward voltage
C.	peak working off-state reverse voltage
D.	peak non-repetitive off-state forward voltage
Answer» C. peak working off-state reverse voltage

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