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GATE EE 2018
Numerical
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The waveform of the current drawn by a semi-converter from a sinusoidal AC voltage source is shown in the figure. If I0 = 20 A, the rms value of fundamental component of the current is ___________A (up to 2 decimal places). GATE EE 2018 Power Electronics - Single and Three Phase Rectifier Question 11 English
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GATE EE 2018
Numerical
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A phase controlled single phase rectifier, supplied by an AC source, feeds power to an R-L-E load as shown in the figure. The rectifier output voltage has an average value given by $${V_0} = {{{V_m}} \over {2\pi }}\left( {3 + \cos \alpha } \right)$$, where $${V_m} = 80\pi $$ volts and $$\alpha $$ is the firing angle. If the power delivered to the lossless battery is 1600 W, $$\alpha $$ in degree is________ (up to 2 decimal places). GATE EE 2018 Power Electronics - Single and Three Phase Rectifier Question 9 English
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GATE EE 2018
Numerical
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The figure shows two buck converters connected in parallel. The common input dc voltage for the converters has a value of 100 V. The converters have inductors of identical value. The load resistance is 1 $$\Omega $$. The capacitor voltage has negligible ripple. Both converters operate in the continuous conduction mode. The switching frequency is 1 kHz, and the switch control signals are as shown. The circuit operates in the steady state. Assuming that the converters share the load equally, the average value of $${i_{S1}}$$, the current of switch S1 (in Ampere), is _____ (up to 2 decimal places). GATE EE 2018 Power Electronics - Choppers and Commutation Techniques Question 12 English
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GATE EE 2018
MCQ (Single Correct Answer)
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Four power semiconductor devices are shown in the figure along with their relevant terminals. The device(s) that can carry dc current continuously in the direction shown when gated appropriately is (are) GATE EE 2018 Power Electronics - Power Semiconductor Devices Question 6 English
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Triac only
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Triac and MOSFET
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Triac and GTO
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Thyristor and Triac