N1: N2 In-1A Vac 60 Hz Ver Center tapped 5000uF D2 Output Waveform: Vpp Voc 12V
N1: N2 In-1A Vac 60 Hz Ver Center tapped 5000uF D2 Output Waveform: Vpp Voc 12V
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Find the following :
1.Ripple Voltage (vpp)
2. Zero-to peak ripple(Vop)
3.secondary winding of the transformer high line and low line

Transcribed Image Text:### Circuit Diagram and Waveform Analysis
#### Schematic Diagram
The schematic diagram shows a center-tapped transformer with a primary and secondary winding ratio labeled as N1:N2. The transformer is connected to an AC voltage source labeled as "Vac 60 Hz".
Two diodes, D1 and D2, are arranged in a full-wave rectifier setup. The diodes are connected to a capacitor, C, with a capacitance of 5000µF. The rectifier feeds a load resistor, RL, through which a current, labeled \( I_{RL} = 1A \), flows. The voltage across the capacitor is labeled as \( V_{C} \).
#### Output Waveform
The waveform is identified as the Output Waveform.
- The waveform shows a rectified voltage signal that rises and falls periodically.
- \( V_{pp} \) indicates the peak-to-peak voltage, with a specified peak voltage value at 12V.
- \( V_{DC} \) represents the direct current voltage level after rectification and smoothing by the capacitor.
- The time periods \( T_{c} \) and \( T_{b} \) are marked, which likely represent the charging and discharging intervals of the capacitor.
#### Notes
This circuit is a typical full-wave rectifier circuit used to convert AC voltage to DC voltage, utilizing a center-tapped transformer and smoothing capacitor to provide a stable DC output across the load.
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