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Gating circuit developed for high power thyristors
Gate turn off thyristor (GTO) gating circuits, especially off-gating circuits, are the most important for reliable operation of GTO equipment. This paper describes a new gating circuit for high power GTO of 600A class. The off-gating circuit can provide a negative pulse of 200A with its rate of rise of 30A/us. Its power dissipation decreases to 20 percent of a previous type. The on-gating and negative bias circuits are also described.