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load
Bulb
SCR THYRISTOR
10 ka
12 v
50 H2
trigger circuit
Fig (1)
Discussion:
1) What are the limiting of using the triggering of thyristor by DC current
practically?
2) Explain the relationship between Rp & trigger angle for the two
method practically?

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