If the anode current is 800 A, then the amount of current required to turn off the GTO is about____________?
Correct answer: B. 200 A
- A. 20 A
- B. 200 A
- C. 600 A
- D. 400 A
Explanation
A GTO typically requires a negative gate current of roughly 20–25% of its anode current for turn-off. For 800 A, this is about 160–200 A, making 200 A the closest option.
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