What would be the peak current through a diode (D), and the peak output voltage, if an AC (alternative current) voltage of peak value of Vo = 12.8 V was connected to a load resistance (R) of 58802, in series through the diode (D), having a forward resistance of Rp = 120 and a potential barrier voltage or minimum operational voltage (Vomin) of 0.8 V? Select one: OA. 20 A, 11.8 V OB. 20 mA, 12.2 V OC. 20 A, 11.8 V OD. 20 mA, 11.8 V O E. 2 mA, 12.2 V

What would be the peak current through a diode (D), and the peak output voltage, if an AC (alternative current) voltage of peak value of Vo = 12.8 V was connected to a load resistance (R) of 58802, in series through the diode (D), having a forward resistance of Rp = 120 and a potential barrier voltage or minimum operational voltage (Vomin) of 0.8 V? Select one: OA. 20 A, 11.8 V OB. 20 mA, 12.2 V OC. 20 A, 11.8 V OD. 20 mA, 11.8 V O E. 2 mA, 12.2 V

Electric Motor Control

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Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12SQ: How is a solid-state diode tested? Explain.

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