The input voltage of the following figure is V=220 V with load resistance of R=70. The load and stray inductances are negligible and the thyristor is operated at a frequency of fs=1 kHz. If the required dVT1/dt is 120 V/us and the discharge current is to be limited to 90A, then the values of R, and C, are equal to: Ti Vs Select one: O a. 5.442, 0.091pF Ob. 5.442, 0.31uF 2.442, 0.31uF Od. 2.442, 0.091pF

The input voltage of the following figure is V=220 V with load resistance of R=70. The load and stray inductances are negligible and the thyristor is operated at a frequency of fs=1 kHz. If the required dVT1/dt is 120 V/us and the discharge current is to be limited to 90A, then the values of R, and C, are equal to: Ti Vs Select one: O a. 5.442, 0.091pF Ob. 5.442, 0.31uF 2.442, 0.31uF Od. 2.442, 0.091pF

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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