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Definition for self-commutated switches
PSIM (an electronic circuit simulation software package) classifies GTO, IGBT, MOSFET as self-commutated switches. However, I couldn't find a clear definition of this.
This is from PSIM manual:
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What is the current - voltage relation in a wire?
This is a question from a TV game show. Fill the blank with appropriate words.
Current flowing through a wire is ... to the voltage drop across the
wire.
The answer in the dots is "proportiona …
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Meaning of Sigma in Laplace transform
I found the question below in a forum and I also have same problem. Unfortunately, there is no answer at all so I will post it here hope someone could make it clear.
A gain relation in a circuit of R …
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