HW # 4• A snubber circuit has snubber time constant (10 msec), voltage source (10 kV),discharge current of the Thyristor (5 µA) and frequency (50 Hz). Find the rate ofvoltage changing with time and snubber circuit power losses?

The snubber circuit consist of the series connected resistor and the capacitor Given Data: I = 5 uA…

• A snubber circuit has snubber time constant (10 msec), voltage source (10 kV), discharge current of the Thyristor (5 HA) and frequency (50 Hz). Find the rate of voltage changing with time and snubber circuit power losses?

• A snubber circuit has snubber time constant (10 msec), voltage source (10 kV), discharge current of the Thyristor (5 HA) and frequency (50 Hz). Find the rate of voltage changing with time and snubber circuit power losses?

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discharge current of the Thyristor (5 µA) and frequency (50 Hz). Find the rate of
voltage changing with time and snubber circuit power losses?

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