Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR) - Animation - Power Electronics

In this video, we will learn the silicon controlled rectifier working principle with simple animation.
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[@murugavelsen]

Hi super explain

[@clems6989]

Actually, an SCR is not used in AC circuits, because every time it crosses 0 it will stop conducting. In AC circuits you use a TRIAC which is basically two SCR's connected back to back.

[@chauci14]

It is used if you want a controlled rectifier

[@mumraizakhtar3994]

Nice

[@aravindh6419]

The scr connection is wrong

[@turboimport95]

its reversed right, i was thinking diodes only let voltage 1 way not the other..

[@mugi_kun]

​@@turboimport95the video show the moving of the electrons which is the opposite of the current flow