A. Voltage drop in arc
B. Voltage drop at the anode
C. Voltage drop at the cathode
D. All of the above
Related Mcqs:
- The potential drop in the arc, in a mercury arc rectifier, varies_____________?
A. 0.05 V to 0.2 V per cm length of the arc
B. 0.5 V to 1.5 V per cm length of the arc
C. 2 V to 3.5 V per cm length of the arc
D. none of the above - Which of the following mercury arc rectifier will deliver least undulating current?
A. Six-phase
B. Three-phase
C. Two-phase
D. Single-phase - In a mercury arc rectifier, the anode is usually made of_____________?
A. copper
B. aluminium
C. silver
D. graphite
E. tungsten - In a mercury arc rectifier characteristic blue luminosity is due to_____________?
A. colour of mercury
B. ionization
C. high temperature
D. electron streams - A mercury arc rectifier possesses __________ regulation characteristics
A. straight line
B. curved line
C. exponential
D. none of the above - The voltage drop between the anode and cathode, of a mercury arc rectifier comprises of the following_____________?
A. anode drop and cathode drop
B. anode drop and arc drop
C. cathode drop and arc drop
D. anode drop, cathode drop and arc drop - The voltage drop at anode, in a mercury arc rectifier is due to_____________?
A. self restoring property of mercury
B. high ionization potential
C. energy spent in overcoming the electrostatic field
D. high temperature inside the rectifier - The internal efficiency of a mercury arc rectifier depends on___________?
A. voltage only
B. current only
C. voltage and current
D. r.m.s. value of current
E. none of the above - The advantage of mercury arc rectifier is that________________?
A. it is light in weight and occupies small floor space
B. it has high efficiency
C. it has high overload capacity
D. it is comparatively noiseless
E. all of the above - The cathdde voltage drop, in a mercury arc rectifier, is due to_____________?
A. expenditure of energy in ionization
B. surface resistance
C. expenditure of energy in overcoming the electrostatic field
D. expenditure of energy in liberating electrons from the mercury
