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Q. The difference between resonant commutation and self commutation is

  • (A) both these methods are based on entirely different principles
  • (B) in resonant commutation, the commutating elements carry load current but in self commutation, the commutating elements do not carry load current
  • (C) resonant commutation uses L and C but self commutation uses only capacitor
  • (D) none of the above
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