For the two rectifier circuits in the lab, the overall efficiency of the circuit increases as you increase the input voltage because the forward biased diode drop becomes less significant at higher voltages.   TRUE or FALSE?

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Half wave rectifier and full wave rectifier circuit, what is the relationship between the input voltage waveformand resistor voltage waveform if the diode is shorted? Does the input voltage waveform and resistor voltage waveform has the same peak value when the diode is present? Explain why.

For the following rectifier semiconductor diodes, 1N4001, 1N4002, 1N4003, 1N4004, 1N4005, 1N4006 and 1N4007 download either a group data sheet or individual data sheets from the internet. Then make a comparison table which shows the following for each diode (I-IV).       (I)         Peak Repetitive Reverse Voltage VRRM                    (Working Peak Reverse Voltage VRWM                    DC Blocking Voltage VR)       (II)        Non Repetitive Peak Reverse Voltage VRSM                    (half wave, single phase, 50/60Hz)       (III)        RMS Reverse Voltage VR(RMS)        (IV)      ADD ANYTHING ELSE YOU SEE FIT.         (V)       From the table state which diodes you would use for a VRRM of 100V and 1000V       (VI)      Show a copy of a graph which shows the reverse voltage against typical                     Capacitance values, say what it shows. (VII)        For any of the diodes, describe with the aid of diagrams/illustrations itsapplications in an AC to DC…

Consider the following circuit diagram. Using practical diode model solve the following items. i. What is the type of rectification in this circuit? ii. Calculate the total peak secondary voltage (Note that “RMS" value is given in the circuit) iii. Sketch the plot of time vs voltage over Load (RL) iv. Find the average voltage over Load. v. Find the maximum current passing over diodes. vi. Find the peak inverse voltage (PIV) over the diodes. vii. Find the minimum fuse current rating for the primary coil. 5:1 D DA 120 V rms D3 D2 RL=10kQ RL out ell lelll

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The first 3 subparts (a, b, c) have been answered. Could you please answer the remaining (d,e,f). Thank you!

OBJECTIVES :1. To be able to construct a half-wave rectifier circuit and examine its inputand output waveforms.2. To find out the phase relation between the voltage across the load and thevoltage across the diode.   QUESTIONS :1. What is the effect of reversing the diode in the circuit (Step 7)?2. Compare the waveform across the diode (Step 9) with the waveformacross the load (Step 6) ? 3. What portion of the input signal is clipped at the output ?4. Give the advantages of a silicon over germanium rectifier diode.