Natural commutation means: A) reducing the thyristor current to zero B) reducing the thyristor current below “holding current” C) reducing the current to zero and allowing time to recover thyristor junctions D) none of (A), (B) and (C)

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Natural commutation means: reducing the current to zero and allowing time to recover thyristor junctions 

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