of 4.1 In the circuit shown in Figure P4.1, it is known that u₁ = 20 sin cot V, U₁-U2-10V and R=1k. Requirements: (1) Explain the working condition of the circuit and draw the waveform diagrams of u; and uo. (2) Find the maximum forward current values of D₁ and D₂, where the forward voltage drops of D₁ and D2 can be ignored. R Ui D₁ D₂ U₁ D2 Ио + U₂ - Figure P4.1

of 4.1 In the circuit shown in Figure P4.1, it is known that u₁ = 20 sin cot V, U₁-U2-10V and R=1k. Requirements: (1) Explain the working condition of the circuit and draw the waveform diagrams of u; and uo. (2) Find the maximum forward current values of D₁ and D₂, where the forward voltage drops of D₁ and D2 can be ignored. R Ui D₁ D₂ U₁ D2 Ио + U₂ - Figure P4.1

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