in the reverse blocking mode the middle junction (j2) has the characteristics of that of a
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In the reverse blocking mode the middle junction (j2) of a thyristor has the characteristics of that of a capacitor.
It is like a capacitor, as the dv/dt voltage triggering turns on the device. The charging current is given by,
Ic = Cjdv/dt
A thyristor is a four layer 3 junction p-n-p-n semiconductor device consisting of at least three p-n junctions, namely J₁,J₂ and J₃ functioning as an electrical switch for high power operations. It has three basic terminals, namely the anode, cathode and the gate mounted on the semiconductor layers of the device.
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