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				This section includes 10 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. | IN_THE_REVERSE_BLOCKING_MODE_THE_MIDDLE_JUNCTION_(J2)_HAS_THE_CHARACTERISTICS_OF_THAT_OF_A?$ | 
| A. | transistor | 
| B. | capacitor | 
| C. | inductor | 
| D. | none of the mentioned | 
| Answer» C. inductor | |
| 2. | _________are_semiconductor_thyristor_devices_which_can_be_turned-on_by_light_of_appropriate_wavelengths.$ | 
| A. | LGTOs | 
| B. | LASERs | 
| C. | MASERs | 
| D. | LASCRs | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 3. | The value of anode current required to maintain the conduction of an SCR even though the gate signal is removed is called as th? | 
| A. | holding current | 
| B. | latching current | 
| C. | switching current | 
| D. | peak anode current | 
| Answer» C. switching current | |
| 4. | For the SCR to remain in the ON (conducting) state | 
| A. | gate signal is continuously required | 
| B. | no continuous gate signal is required | 
| C. | no forward anode-cathode voltage is required | 
| D. | negative gate signal is continuously required | 
| Answer» C. no forward anode-cathode voltage is required | |
| 5. | The forward break over voltage is maximum when | 
| A. | Gate current = ‚àû | 
| B. | Gate current = 0 | 
| C. | Gate current = -‚àû | 
| D. | It is independent of gate current | 
| Answer» C. Gate current = -‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö‚Ć‚àö¬™ | |
| 6. | Among the following, the most suitable method to turn on the SCR device is the | 
| A. | gate triggering method | 
| B. | dv/dt triggering method | 
| C. | forward voltage triggering method | 
| D. | temperature triggering method | 
| Answer» B. dv/dt triggering method | |
| 7. | Usually the forward voltage triggering method is not used to turn-on the SCR because | 
| A. | it increases losses | 
| B. | it causes noise production | 
| C. | it may damage the junction & destroy the device | 
| D. | relatively it’s an inefficient method | 
| Answer» D. relatively it‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö¬•s an inefficient method | |
| 8. | A thyristor can be bought from the forward conduction mode to forward blocking mode by | 
| A. | the dv/dt triggering method | 
| B. | applying a negative gate signal | 
| C. | applying a positive gate signal | 
| D. | applying a reverse voltage across anode-cathode terminals | 
| Answer» E. | |
| 9. | For a forward conducting SCR device, as the forward anode to cathode voltage is increased | 
| A. | the device turns on at higher values of gate current | 
| B. | the device turns on at lower values of gate current | 
| C. | the forward impedance of the device goes on increasing | 
| D. | the forward impedance of the device goes on decreasing | 
| Answer» C. the forward impedance of the device goes on increasing | |
| 10. | The forward break over voltage is the | 
| A. | anode-cathode voltage at which conduction starts with gate signal applied | 
| B. | anode-cathode voltage at which conduction starts with no gate signal applied | 
| C. | gate voltage at which conduction starts with no anode-cathode voltage | 
| D. | gate voltage at which conduction starts with anode-cathode voltage applied | 
| Answer» C. gate voltage at which conduction starts with no anode-cathode voltage | |