A string of thyristor is connected in series to withstand a DC voltage of 11 kV. The maximum leakage current and recovery charge difference of 150 mA and 250 µC. Respectively consider the string efficiency of 85% and maximum voltage across each SCR is 1000 V. Dynamic equalizing capacitance and static equalizing resistance are respectively.

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A string of thyristor is connected in series
to withstand a DC voltage of 11 kV. The
maximum leakage current and recovery
charge difference of 150 mA and 250 µC.
Respectively consider the string efficiency
of 85% and maximum voltage across
each SCR is 1000 V. Dynamic equalizing
capacitance and static equalizing resistance
are respectively.
Transcribed Image Text:A string of thyristor is connected in series to withstand a DC voltage of 11 kV. The maximum leakage current and recovery charge difference of 150 mA and 250 µC. Respectively consider the string efficiency of 85% and maximum voltage across each SCR is 1000 V. Dynamic equalizing capacitance and static equalizing resistance are respectively.
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