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To calculate the average on-state current rating (I_TAV), we can use the relationship between the average current (I_avg) and the maximum RMS on-state current (I_RMS_max).
Given:
– I_avg = I/4
– I_RMS = I/2
– I_RMS_max = 35 A
First, let’s find the relationship from the RMS current.
1. From the RMS value:
[
I = 2 times I_RMS = 2 times (I/2) = I
]
Here we have confirmed the relationship as consistent.
2. Now we can calculate the average current based on the provided average value:
[
I_{TAV} = I_{avg} = frac{I_{RMS} times sqrt{2}}{2} = frac{35 times sqrt{2}}{2} = 35 / (2/sqrt{2}) = 35 / 0.7071 approx 24.75 A
]
Therefore, the average on-state current rating (I_TAV) is approximately 24.75 A.
Answer: c
Explanation: Form factor = RMS/Average vaules of current
Therefore, FF = 2
I
TAV = 35/2 = 17.5.