what is the difference between thyristors and capacitors
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Answer Posted / om prakash
thyristor is a switching device which requires a gate pulse
(barrier voltage)
to start. It is use only for switching
Capacitor is a storage device which store
the energy and it does not requires a gate pulse to start.
When capacitor stored energy than called charged .
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