Solid-State Switching Circuit MCQ [Free PDF] – Objective Question Answer for Solid-State Switching Circuit Quiz

41. What is the Full form of PIV?

A. Peak inverse voltage
B. Peak insert voltage
C. Paas Inverse volatile
D. Peak insert volatile

Answer: A

PIV stands for Peak inverse voltage. It is the maximum negative voltage after which the thyristor will break down.   

 

42. Calculate the PIV for the Full-wave bridge rectifier if the peak value of the supply voltage is 230.

A. 324.4 V
B. 325.2 V
C. 524.4 V
D. 626.8 V

Answer: A

The peak inverse voltage for the Full-wave bridge rectifier is
Vm = √2×230 = 325.2 V.

The peak inverse is the maximum negative voltage across the thyristor.   

 

43. In single-phase RLE load, calculate the Peak inverse voltage using the data: (Vs)r.m.s = 89 V, f = 50 Hz, E = 440 V.

A. 521.2 V
B. 527.8 V
C. 597 V
D. 529 V

Answer: C

In a single-phase, RLE load the peak inverse voltage across the thyristor VT = Vm+E = 529 V.   

 

44. Full form of DAC is ___________

A. Digital to Analog converter
B. Discrete to Analog converter
C. Digital to AC converter
D. Discrete to Avalanche converter

Answer: A

DAC stands for Digital to Analog converter. It converts the digital signal to an analog signal. It is used in microcontrollers and microprocessors.   

 

45. Full form of ADC is ___________

A. Analog to Digital converter
B. Discrete to Analog converter
C. Analog to Digital converter
D. Discrete to Avalanche converter

Answer: C

ADC stands for Analog to Discrete converter. It converts the analog signal to a discrete signal. It is used in microcontrollers and microprocessors.   

 

46. Calculate the voltage across the freewheeling diode when the output voltage is 24 V.

A. -15 V
B. -24 V
C. 28 V
D. 39 V

Answer: B

The freewheeling diode is used to provide a freewheeling path. It is connected in the anti-parallel direction of the load. The voltage across the diode is -Vo = -24 V.   

 

47. Calculate the value of the conduction angle for SCR for R-L load with a freewheeling diode if the value of β and α are 65° and 12°.

A. 168°
B. 170°
C. 130°
D. 180°

Answer: A

The conduction angle for SCR for R-L load with a freewheeling diode is

π-α = 180°-12° = 168°.

R-L load is a current stiff type of load. The current in the SCR only flows from α to π.   

 

48. Calculate the value of the conduction angle for the diode for R-L load with a freewheeling diode if the value of α is 45°. (Continous conduction mode)

A. 220°
B. 225°
C. 230°
D. 280°

Answer: B

The conduction angle for the diode for R-L load with a freewheeling diode is

π+α = 180°+45° = 225°.

R-L load is a current stiff type of load.   

 

49. Calculate the value of the conduction angle for the diode for R-L load with a freewheeling diode if the value of β is 226°. (Discontinuous conduction mode)

A. 40°
B. 45°
C. 50°
D. 46°

Answer: B

The conduction angle for the diode for R-L load with a freewheeling diode is

β-π = 226°-180° = 45°.

R-L load is a current stiff type of load.   

 

50. Calculate the value of the conduction angle for R-L load if the value of β and α are 56° and 18°.

A. 48°
B. 38°
C. 57°
D. 15°

Answer: B

The conduction angle for R-L load is

β-α = 56°-18° = 38°.

R-L load is a current stiff type of load. The current in the circuit only flows from α to β.   

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