Category: Power Electronics

A. High power inverters
B. Rectifiers
C. Low power inverters
D. Only A. and B.

A. Metal – oxide semiconductor field effect transistor
B. Molybdenum – oxide semiconductor field effect transistor
C. Metal – oxide silicon field effect transistor
D. Metal – oxide semiconductor field effect transmitter

A. anode current decreases
B. anode current does not decrease at all
C. anode current increases
D. cathode current increases

A. Delay time
B. Spread time
C. Rise time
D. Same for every case
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A. RL.
B. RLC underdamped.
C. RLC overdamped.
D. RLC critically damped.

A. Two
B. Three
C. Four
D. Five

A. B.JTs
B. MOSFETs
C. IGBTs
D. All of above

A. Diode
B. BJT
C. SCR
D. TRIAC

A. 1500 A.
B. 6000 A.
C. 2121.32 A.
D. 4242.64 A.

A. breakdown voltage
B. peak reverse voltage
C. holding current
D. latching current