In a lossless inverter, the average power absorbed in one period by the load must be__________?

Correct answer: A. Equal to the average power supplied by the dc source

  • A. Equal to the average power supplied by the dc source
  • B. Greater than the average power supplied by the dc source
  • C. Lesser than the average power supplied by the dc source
  • D. Equal to the average power supplied by the ac source

Explanation

A lossless inverter has no power dissipation, so conservation of energy requires the load's average absorbed power to equal the average power drawn from the DC source. It cannot be greater or less in an ideal lossless converter.

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