Say that you are given some TPWM and some number of intervals N to specify TON. If TPWM doubles while N stays constant, what happens to the size of the smallest possible TON? 1. The size of the smallest possible TON will half 2. The size of the smallest possible TON will remain same. 3. The size of the smallest possible TON will also double. 4. The size of the smallest possible TON will triple 5. Non of above

Say that you are given some TPWM and some number of intervals N to specify TON. If TPWM doubles while N stays constant, what happens to the size of the smallest possible TON? 1. The size of the smallest possible TON will half 2. The size of the smallest possible TON will remain same. 3. The size of the smallest possible TON will also double. 4. The size of the smallest possible TON will triple 5. Non of above

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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