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Rectifiers and Converters

Rectifiers and Converters
In a glass bulb mercury arc rectifier the maximum current rating is restricted to

1500 A
200 A
500 A
2000 A

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Rectifiers and Converters
Copper oxide rectifier is usually designed not to operate above

30°C
55°C
45°C
75°C

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Rectifiers and Converters
In mercury arc rectifiers having grid, the arc can be struck between anode and cathode only when the grid attains a certain potential, this potential being known as

non of the listed here
maximum grid voltage
all of the listed here
critical grid voltage

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Rectifiers and Converters
In a mercury pool rectifier, the voltage drop across its electrodes

is directly proportional to load
is almost independent of load current
varies exponentially with the load current
is inversely proportional to load

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Rectifiers and Converters
The metal rectifiers are preferred to valve rectifiers due to which of the following advantages ?

Both of the listed here
They are mechanically strong
They do not require any voltage for filament heating
None of the listed here

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Rectifiers and Converters
The ignited or auxiliary anode in mercury arc rectifier is made of

Copper
Aluminium
Boron carbide
Graphite

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