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The given figure shows a step $$-$$ down chopper switched at $$1$$ $$KHz$$ with a duty ratio $$D = 0.5.$$ The peak - peak ripple in the load current is close to GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Choppers and Commutation Techniques Question 35 English

GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Choppers and Commutation Techniques Question 35 English

$$10$$ $$A$$

$$0.5$$ $$A$$

$$0.125$$ $$A$$

$$0.25$$ $$A$$

GATE EE 2005

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An electronic switch $$S$$ is required to block voltages of either polarity during its OFF state as shown in figure (a). This switch is required to conduct in only one direction during its ON state as shown in the figure (b). GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Power Semiconductor Devices Question 13 English 1

GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Power Semiconductor Devices Question 13 English 1

Which of the following are valid realizations of the switch $$s$$?

GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Power Semiconductor Devices Question 13 English 2

Only $$1$$

$$1$$ and $$2$$

$$1$$ and $$3$$

$$3$$ and $$4$$

GATE EE 2005

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A three - phase diode bridge rectifier is fed from a $$400$$ $$V$$ $$RMS$$. $$50$$ $$Hz$$, three $$-$$ phase $$AC$$ source. If the load is purely resistive, then peak instantaneous output voltage is equal to

$$400\,V$$

$$400\,\,\sqrt 2 V$$

$$400\,\,\sqrt {{2 \over 3}\,} \,V$$

$${{400} \over {\sqrt 3 \,V}}$$

GATE EE 2005

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The figure shows the voltage across a power semiconductor device and the current through the device during a switching transition. Is the transition a turn ON transition or a turn OFF transition? What is the energy lost during the transition? GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Power Semiconductor Devices Question 14 English

GATE EE 2005 Power Electronics - Power Semiconductor Devices Question 14 English

Turn ON, $${{V{\rm I}} \over {2\left( {{t_1} + {t_2}} \right)}}$$

Turn OFF, $$V{\rm I}\left( {{t_1} + {t_2}} \right)$$

Turn ON, $$V{\rm I}\left( {{t_1} + {t_2}} \right)$$

Turn OFF, $${{V{\rm I}} \over {2\left( {{t_1} + {t_2}} \right)}}$$

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