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The minimum anode current required to keep an SCR conducting after it is already ON is called?

  • AHolding current
  • BGate current
  • CLeakage current
  • DBreakover current
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Correct Answer: A. Holding current
Explanation: Holding current is the minimum anode current below which the SCR returns to its blocking state.
Reference: Standard power electronics: scr
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