ram233 Posted September 9, 2009 Report Posted September 9, 2009 As efficiency is at a premium in a power electronic converter, the losses that a power electronic device generates should be as low as possible. The instantaneous dissipated power of a device is equal to the product of the voltage across the device and the current through it. From this, one can see that the losses of a power device are at a minimum when the voltage across it is zero (the device is in the On-State) or when no current flows through it (Off-State). MODERATOR EDIT:SPAM REMOVED Quote
blueroomelectronics Posted September 11, 2009 Report Posted September 11, 2009 The Day the Dopes Came Overby Steve MartinI was sitting at home, minding my own business, when my doorbell rang. "Who's there?" I shouted. "We don't know," came the reply. I immediately knew the dopes had come over.I opened the door and invited them in. I was happy to have company even if they were a bunch of dopes."Well, what brings you over this way?" I queried."Yup.""Yup.""Yup.""Yup," they said."Would you like some coffee?" I asked."Gol," said one dope, "how long have we been here?""About two minutes.""Gol, we should have left hours ago!" And they packed up some of my things and lumbered out."Goodbye, Dopes!" I shouted.They turned to me and shouted back, "Goodbye, you big f$&@^&* idiot!" Quote
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