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This section includes 15 Mcqs, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your Power Electronics knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
1. |
Choose the correct statement:GTOs have _________ as compared to the CTs. |
A. | less on-state voltage drop |
B. | less gate drive losses |
C. | higher reverse blocking capabilities |
D. | faster switching speed |
Answer» E. | |
2. |
In case of the two-transistor model (T1 & T2) of GTO with anode-short, the anode-short is placed between the |
A. | emitter of T1 & T2 |
B. | emitter of T1 & base of T2 |
C. | emitter of T1 & base of T1 |
D. | emitter of T1 & collector of T2 |
Answer» D. emitter of T1 & collector of T2 | |
3. |
Latching current for the GTOs is ________ as compared to CTs (Conventional thyristors). |
A. | more |
B. | less |
C. | constant |
D. | cannot be said |
Answer» B. less | |
4. |
A GTO can be represented by two transistors T1 & T2. The current gain of both transistors are α1 and α2 respectively. A low value of gate current requires |
A. | low value of α1 and α2 |
B. | low value of α1 and high value of α2 |
C. | high value of α1 and low value of α2 |
D. | high values of α1 and α2 |
Answer» C. high value of α1 and low value of α2 | |
5. |
The turn-off gain βoff of the GTO is given by |
A. | Ig/Ia |
B. | Ia/Ig |
C. | Vg/Va |
D. | Vg/Va |
Answer» C. Vg/Va | |
6. |
In a GTO the n+ layer forms the |
A. | anode & gate |
B. | cathode & gate |
C. | cathode |
D. | gate |
Answer» D. gate | |
7. |
IN_CASE_OF_THE_TWO-TRANSISTOR_MODEL_(T1_&_T2)_OF_GTO_WITH_ANODE-SHORT,_THE_ANODE-SHORT_IS_PLACED_BETWEEN_THE?$ |
A. | emitter of T1 & T2 |
B. | emitter of T1 & base of T2 |
C. | emitter of T1 & base of T1 |
D. | emitter of T1 & collector of T2 |
Answer» D. emitter of T1 & collector of T2 | |
8. |
Latching current for the GTOs is ________ as compared to CTs (Conventional thyristors)? |
A. | more |
B. | less |
C. | constant |
D. | cannot be said |
Answer» B. less | |
9. |
Gold doped GTOs have _____________ as compared to the conventional GTOs |
A. | high turn-off time |
B. | low negative gate current requirement |
C. | low reverse voltage blocking capabilities |
D. | lower positive gate current requirement |
Answer» C. low reverse voltage blocking capabilities | |
10. |
A GTO can be represented by two transistors T1 & T2. The current gain of both transistors are α1 and α2 respectively. A low value of gate current requires$ |
A. | low value of α1 and α2 |
B. | low value of α1 and high value of α2 |
C. | high value of α1 and low value of α2 |
D. | high values of α1 and α2 |
Answer» C. high value of ‚âà√≠¬¨¬±1 and low value of ‚âà√≠¬¨¬±2 | |
11. |
The turn-off gain βoff of the GTO is given by$ |
A. | I<sub>g</sub>/I<sub>a</sub> |
B. | I<sub>a</sub>/I<sub>g</sub> |
C. | V<sub>g</sub>/V<sub>a</sub> |
D. | V<sub>g</sub>/V<sub>a</sub> |
Answer» C. V<sub>g</sub>/V<sub>a</sub> | |
12. |
In a GTO the n+ layer forms the |
A. | anode & gate |
B. | cathode & gate |
C. | cathode |
D. | gate |
Answer» D. gate | |
13. |
The anode current is ideally limited by the |
A. | gate pulse amplitude |
B. | internal impedance of the device |
C. | load Impedance |
D. | gate circuit impedance |
Answer» D. gate circuit impedance | |
14. |
The GTO can be turned off |
A. | by a positive gate pulse |
B. | by a negative gate pulse |
C. | by a negative anode-cathode voltage |
D. | by removing the gate pulse |
Answer» C. by a negative anode-cathode voltage | |
15. |
The GTO (gate turn-off thyristor) is a |
A. | p-n-p-n device |
B. | p-n-p device |
C. | p-metal-n device |
D. | p-n single junction device |
Answer» B. p-n-p device | |