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WorksheetsPower Electronics
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 59mins
Gate of MOSFET is insulated with layer of...?
SiO2
O2
Si
None
PWM in voltage source inverter can control ----------------------- of the voltage output ?
Frequency
Magnitude
Both Frequency & Magnitude
None
Static UPS requires...?
Only Rectifier
Only Inverter
Both Rectifier & Inverter
None
Which device can be used in a chopper circuit?
GTO
IGBT
MOSFET
ALL
Which device can be used in a chopper circuit?
GTO
IGBT
MOSFET
ALL
Which device can be used in a chopper circuit?
GTO
IGBT
MOSFET
ALL
1) In a BJT
A. The base region is sandwiched between emitter and collector
B. The collector is sandwiched between base and emitter
C. The emitter region is sandwiched between base and collector
D. None of the above
2) A transistor has …………………
A. one pn junction
B. two pn junctions
C. three pn junctions
D. four pn junctions
3) In a npn transistor, ……………. are the minority carriers
A. free electrons
B. holes
C. donor ions
D.acceptor ions
4) A Triac has three terminals viz ………………
A. Drain, source, gate
B. Two main terminal and a gate terminal
C. Cathode, anode, gate
D. None of the above
5) A DIAC has three terminals viz ………………
A. Drain, source, gate
B. Two main terminal
C. Cathode, anode, gate
D. None of the above
6) The device that does not have the gate terminal is ……………….
A. Triac
B. FET
C. SCR
D. Diac
9) An SCR has three terminals viz ……………
A. Cathode, anode, gate
B. Anode, cathode, grid
C. Anode, cathode, drain
D.None of the above
1) The Main Difference between SCR and SCS in?
a)Gate Terminal
b)Anode Terminal
c)Cathode Terminal
d)Base Terminal
2) Sometimes TRIAC also called ?
a) Triggering unijunction Thyristor
b) Triggering bi-directional Thyristor
c) DIAC
d) None of these
3) The difference between TRAIC and SCR is?
a) Anode
b) Cathode
c) Polarity of gate triggering signals
d) Collector Terminal
4) FET control?
a) Voltage
b) Current
c) Greater Thermal Stability
d) Both B and C
5) IGBT is the second most widely used device after?
a) SCR
b) Diode
c) BJT
d) MOSFET
6) Diode pass ......... in one direction?
a) Voltage
b) Current
c) Both
d) None of these
7) Amplifiers and oscillators using BJT, operate in ...... region
A.Inverted mode
B.Active
C.Cut off
D.Saturation
8) A triac is a ..... switch
A.Unidirectional
B.Bi-directional
C.Either of the above
D.None of the above
9) MOSFET has greatest application in digital circuit due to
A.Low power consumption
B.Less noise
C.Small amount of space it takes on a chip
D.All of the above
Power converters can change one form of power to another form of power using semiconductor power devices.
True
False
To allow power conversion, we can arrange all power switches in the converter freely.
True
False
How many directions can a semiconductor power switch conduct electric current?
1
2
3
4
In general, only ideal power switches generating power losses during their operation.
True
False
What is the name of power loss of a semiconductor device that occurs during the on-state?
Blocking state power loss
Forward conduction power loss
Switching power loss
None the above answers
The main function of power switches during off-state is to _____ forward and reverse voltage.
allow
block
conduct
stop
The main function of power switches during on-state is to _____ forward current.
allow
block
conduct
stop
All semiconductor power devices require a gate signal to initiate current conduction.
True
False
Which power switch needs a continuous control signal to remain turn-on?
Diode
Transistor
Thyristor
We can measure the leakage current of a power switch when it is turned _____ and the voltage drop during turned _____.
off, off
off, on
on, off
on, on
Power Electronics circuits involve______________ from one form to another using power semiconductor devices (1 mark)
