The voltage across a conducting SCR
A)equals the source voltage.
B)equals the breakover voltage.
C)is approximately zero.
D)decreases with more anode current.

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When an SCR is conducting, it acts like a closed switch, resulting in the voltage across it being approximately zero. This is because it offers very little resistance to the current flowing through it, hence the voltage drop across it is minimal.

The Voltage Across a Conducting SCR