ESD Flashcards
A diode rectifier with a C filter will have average output voltage _____ than that obtained by a rectifier without the C filter.
A. higher than
B. lower than
C. none of these choices
D. same as
A. higher than
C filter improves the efficiency and
eliminates ripples, thus increasing the
average value of the output waveform.
In a regulated power supply, the output
of the rectifier is connected to the _____
A. transformer
B. output
C. Filter
D. regulator
C. Filter
The ‘Rectifier’ (diodes) converts AC into ‘pulsating DC’ which is then smoothed out into pure DC by a ‘Filter’ (often simply a capacitor).
The blocks in a Regulated Power
Supply: Input, Transformer,
Rectifier, Filter, Regulator, Output
Your boss has asked you to recommend a thyristor that will enable you to turn it on with a pulse and also turn it off with a pulse. Which of the following should you recommend?
A. an SCR
B. a PUT
C. a triac
D. an Scs
D. an Scs
The Silicon Controlled Switch (SCS) is a power semiconductor device similar to an SCR, but it is designed to turn off
when a positive voltage/input current
pulse is applied to an additional “Anode
gate” terminal.
In a power supply, which stage follows
the rectifier?
A. filter
B. output
C. regulator
D. transformer
A. filter
The blocks in a Regulated Power
Supply: Input, Transformer, Rectifier,
Filter, Regulator, Output.
Which of the following part is used in construction of DC machine but not in AC machine?
A. Shaft
B. Armature Winding
C. Field winding
D. Commutator
D. Commutator
Commutator is used in mechanical
rectification process, to convert induced
AC to output DC. In AC machine, we
don’t need rectification process.
The armature of DC motor is laminated to _____
A. To reduce inductance
B. To reduce hysteresis loss
C. To reduce mass
D. To reduce eddy current loss
D. To reduce eddy current loss
The armature is built up in a cylindrical or drum shape high grade silicon steel in form of lamination. By using
laminations, the circular path of eddy currents is terminated. Hence heating and ultimately damage to the armature can be reduced by lamination.
Efficiency of center taped full wave
rectifier is
A. 40.6%
B. 50%
C. 81.2%
D. 45.3%
C. 81.2%
Efficiency of a rectifier is the
effectiveness of rectifier to convert AC
to DC. For half wave rectifier it is only
40.6% while for a full-wave rectifier it is 81.2%.
What is the typical dropout voltage for
the 7812 fixed positive voltage
regulator?
A. 100 mV
B. 1.5V
C. 2V
D. 4 mV
C. 2V
The dropout voltage is the difference
between the output voltage and the
input voltage at which the circuit quits
regulation with further reductions in
input voltage.
The change in output voltage for the
corresponding change in load current in
a 7805 IC regulator is defined as
A. All of these choices
B. Line regulation
C. Input regulation
D. Load regulation
D. Load regulation
Load regulation is defined as the
change in output voltage for a change in
load current and is also expressed in
millivolts or as a percentage of output
voltage.
An ideal voltmeter has _____
equivalent resistance and ideal
ammeter has _____ resistance.
A. Zero, infinite
B. Unity, Unity
C. Zero, Zero
D. Infinite, Zero
D. Infinite, Zero
An ideal voltmeter has Infinite equivalent resistance and ideal ammeter has zero equivalent resistance.
Among the following, the most suitable
method to turn on the SCR device is
the …
A. forward voltage triggering method
B. temperature triggering method
C. dv/dt triggering method
D. gate triggering method
D. gate triggering method
(A) & (B) are unreliable methods
(C) can permanently damage the SCR
(D) Gate triggering is simple, reliable &most efficient.
Each cell of a fully charged six lead acid
cell battery produces:
A. 1.2 volts
B. 2.1 volts
C. 1.75 volts
D. 4.2 volts
B. 2.1 volts
Each lead acid cell produces 2.1 volts.
Among the dc motors, which produces
the highest torque?
A. shunt
B. compound
C. series
D. differentially compounded
C. series
DC series motor produces the largest
torque.
Which of the following devices has
nearly the same turn-on time as turn-off
time?
A. SCR
B. GTO
C. LASCR
D. SCS
B. GTO
A cell, that can be repeatedly recharged by supplying it with electrical energy, is known as a:
A. memory cell
B. primary cell
C. storage cell
D. low leakage cell
D. low leakage cell
A ‘storage cell’ can be recharged
repeatedly. A ‘primary cell’, such as a
common Zinc-Carbon flashlight cell, can
only be used once.
For the SCR to remain in the ON
(conducting) state
A. negative gate signal is continuously
required
B. gate signal is continuously required
C. no forward anode-cathode voltage is
required
D. no continuous gate signal is required
D. no continuous gate signal is required
Unlike the transistor devices, once the
SCR is turned on by the gate terminal,
the gate terminal losses its control over
the device.
It is defined as the ratio of dc power
delivered to the load to ac
power rating of a transformer
A. PRF
B. Efficiency
C. TUF
D. Power Regulation
B. Efficiency
The transformer utilization factor (TUF)
of a rectifier circuit is defined as the
ratio of the DC power available at the
load resistor to the AC rating of the
secondary coil of a transformer.
From the two transistor (T1 & T2)
analogy of SCR, the total anode current of SCR is _____ in the equivalent circuit.
A. the sum of both the collector current
B. the sum of base current of T1 & collector
current of T2
C. the sum of both the base currents
D. the sum of base current of T2 & collector
current of T1
A. the sum of both the collector current
The sum of both the collector currents
of T1 and T2 forms the total anode
current of SCR. Refer the model.
In the SCR structure the gate terminal is
located…
A. in between the anode & cathode terminal
B. near the anode terminal
C. none of these choices
D. near the cathode terminal
D. near the cathode terminal
The gate is located near the
cathode, because it allows fast
turning on of the device when the gate signal is applied by forward basing the second junction.
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