Use of a reverse conducting thyristor in place of antiparallel combination of thyristor and feedback diode in a inverter:

Effectively minimises the peak commutating current

Decreases the operating frequency of operation

Minimises the effects of load inductance on the commutation performance

Causes deteriorationin the commutation performance

Use of a reverse conducting thyristor in place of antiparallel combina

1.	Use of a reverse conducting thyristor in place of antiparallel combination of thyristor and feedback diode in a inverter:
A.	Effectively minimises the peak commutating current
B.	Decreases the operating frequency of operation
C.	Minimises the effects of load inductance on the commutation performance
D.	Causes deteriorationin the commutation performance
Answer» E.

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Use of a reverse conducting thyristor in place of antiparallel combination of thyristor and feedback diode in a inverter:

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