The power electronic converter shown in the figure has a single-pole double-throw switch. The pole $$P$$ of the switch is connected alternately to throws $$A$$ and $$B.$$ The converter shown is a

The L-C circuit shown in the figure has an inductance $$L=1mH$$ and a capacitance $$C = 10\mu F.$$

The initial current through the inductor is zero, while the initial capacitor voltage is $$100$$ $$V.$$ The switch is closed at $$t = 0.$$ The current $$i$$ through the circuit is:

The L-C circuit shown in the figure has an inductance $$L=1mH$$ and a capacitance $$C = 10\mu F.$$

The $$L$$-$$C$$ circuit $$Q.13$$ is used to commutate a thyristor, which is initially carrying a current of $$5A$$ as shown in the figure below. The values and initial conditions of $$L$$ and $$C$$ are the same as in $$Q.13.$$ The switch is closed at $$t = 0.$$ If the forward drop is negligible, the time taken for the device to turn off is

Consider a three-core, three phase, $$50$$ $$Hz$$, $$11$$ $$kV$$ cable whose conductors are denoted as $$R, Y$$ and $$B$$ in the figure. The inter-phase capacitance $$\left( {{C_1}} \right)$$ between each pair of conductors is $$0.2$$ $$\mu F$$ and the capacitance between each line conductor and the sheath is $$0.4$$ $$\mu F$$ . The per-phase charging current is