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Basics of Thyristor

Thyristor is a three terminal device with four layers of alternating P and N type material (three P-N junctions). The three terminals are Anode, Cathode and Gate. The Thyristor is…

SCR Switching Characteristics

SCR Switching Characteristics or Dynamic Characteristics: The switching characteristics are important particularly at high-frequency, to define the device velocity in changing from conduction state to blocking state and vice versa.…

SCR Triggering Methods

Triggering (Turn on) Methods of Thyristor: Triggering:- The turning on Process of the SCR is known as Triggering. In other words, turning the SCR from Forward-Blocking state to Forward-Conduction state…

Turning Off SCR – Commutation

To tum on a thyristor, a low voltage, short duration pulse is applied to the gate (typically 4V, 100µs). Once the thyristor is turned-on, the gate loses control and the thyristor will…

Thyristor Interview Questions & Answers

What are the different types of Thyristor Protection? For  reliable operation of SCR, it should be operated within the specific ratings. SCRs are very delicate devices and so they must…

Basics of Pressure

What is a fluid? Matter can exist in several states. These states are known as the physical states or the states of matter. The first three states of matter are…

Interview Questions on Transmission & Distribution

Why is alternating current used for transmission? AC is used for transmission because transformers can step it up to high voltage for long distance, and down to low voltage for…

Electrical Motors Interview Question And Answers

What are causes of hot bearings? The causes are lack of oil belt too tight armature not centred with respect of pole pieces bearings too tight or not in line…

Top 50 Electrical Engineering Questions & Answers

In this article, you will learn the top 50 electrical engineering questions and answers.

Transformers Interview Questions & Answers

Why is transformer flux constant? When a load is connected to a transformer current (say I2) flows through secondary coil thus an M.M.F (N2I2) is produced, this produces the secondary…