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    This document contains data tables that characterize an SCR (silicon controlled rectifier) under different gate voltage (VG) and gate current (IG) conditions. It shows how the voltage across the anode and cathode (VAK) and anode current (IAK) change as the supply voltage is increased from 0 to 100V in increments of 10V. The key measurements are taken for three different combinations of VG and IG: 0V and 0mA, 5V and 4.385mA, and 10V and 9.338mA. A graph is also provided that plots the IAK values against VAK.

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    This document contains data tables that characterize an SCR (silicon controlled rectifier) under different gate voltage (VG) and gate current (IG) conditions. It shows how the voltage across the anode and cathode (VAK) and anode current (IAK) change as the supply voltage is increased from 0 to 100V in increments of 10V. The key measurements are taken for three different combinations of VG and IG: 0V and 0mA, 5V and 4.385mA, and 10V and 9.338mA. A graph is also provided that plots the IAK values against VAK.

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    SCR Characteristic: G G G G AK AK AK

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    This document contains data tables that characterize an SCR (silicon controlled rectifier) under different gate voltage (VG) and gate current (IG) conditions. It shows how the voltage across the anode and cathode (VAK) and anode current (IAK) change as the supply voltage is increased from 0 to 100V in increments of 10V. The key measurements are taken for three different combinations of VG and IG: 0V and 0mA, 5V and 4.385mA, and 10V and 9.338mA. A graph is also provided that plots the IAK values against VAK.

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    SCR Characteristic

    VG = 0 , IG = 0 mA VG = 5 V , IG = 4.385 mA
    S. No. Supply Voltage
    VAK (V) IAK (mA) VAK (V)
    1 0 0 0 0
    2 5 5 0.0018 5
    3 10 10 0.0036 10
    4 15 15 0.0053 0.605
    5 20 10 9.999 11.089
    6 25 15 9.999 16.089
    7 30 20 9.997 21.089
    8 40 30 9.997
    9 50 40 9.997

    VG = 5 V , IG = 4.385 mA
    S. No. Supply Voltage
    VAK (V) IAK (mA)
    12
    1 0 0 0
    2 10 -9.996 -0.0036
    10
    3 20 -19.991 -0.0071
    4 30 -29.987 -0.011
    8
    5 40 -39.982 -0.014
    6 50 -49.909 -0.085
    6
    7 60 -54.726 -5.265
    8 70 -55.627 -0.014
    4
    9 80 -56.394 -0.024
    10 90 -56.774 -0.033
    2
    11 100 -57.059 -0.043

    0
    0 5 10
    VG = 5 V , IG = 4.385 mA VG = 10 V , IG = 9.338 mA
    IAK (mA) VAK (V) IAK (mA)
    0 0 0
    0.0018 5 0.0018
    0.0036 10 0.0036
    0.014 7.334 7.665
    8.91 12.334 7.665
    8.91 22.334 7.663
    8.91

    SCR Characteristic
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    10

    8 IAK (mA)
    IAK (mA)
    6 IAK (mA)

    0
    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
    IAK (mA)
    IAK (mA)
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    45

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