This is an MCQ-based quiz on Silicon Controlled Rectifiers.
This includes Germanium, Silicon, Carbon, Triac, Diac, Unijunction transistor, and Thyristor
An SCR is made of ___________
When SCR starts conducting, then ___________ loses all control
An SCR is a ___________ triggered device
Which of the following device has characteristic close to that of an ideal voltage source?
Define the disadvantages of rectifier?
An SCR can exercise control over __________ of a.c. supply
An SCR combines the features of __________
An SCR is a solid state equivalent of __________.
Pulse gate triggering is achieved by means of the ___.
An LC circuit
An UJT relaxation oscillator circuit
A diac-triac circuit
A rheostatic arrangement
With gate open, the maximum anode current at which SCR is turned off from ON condition is called _____.
Breakdown voltage
Peak reverse voltage
Holding current
Latching current
We can control a.c. power in a load by connecting _________.
Two SCRs in series
Two SCRs in parallel
Two SCRs in parallel opposition
None of the above
An SCR has three terminals viz __________
Cathode, Anode, Gate
Anode, Cathode, Grid
Anode, Cathode, Drain
None of the above
In an SCR circuit, the angle of conduction can be changed by ……….
When SCR is OFF, the current in the circuit is …………….