Electrical Engineering · Power Electronics
What is the maximum instantaneous voltage that an SCR can block in the forward direction, which if exceeded causes the SCR to conduct even without a gate voltage?
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- 1Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage (VRRM)
- 2Peak Repetitive Forward Blocking Voltage (VDRM)✓
- 3Non-repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage (VRSM)
- 4Minimum Gate Trigger Voltage (VGT)
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Peak Repetitive Forward Blocking Voltage (VDRM)
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