Q2)Design a Bridge FWR to supply a load of (1002) with the waveform shown in figure from the mainpower supply of (220 Vrms). Find: -1- The transformer turns ratio (a).VOlvolt)2- The ripple voltage.Vm = 12 V3- The Vdc value.4- The RMS value of the output voltage.V(p.P)= 0.1 V5- The ripple factor.6- The value of capacitor filter.(assume ideal diodes)T = 0.01 sec.→ t(sec.)

Average output Voltage: Vo=1π∫0πVmsinωtd(ωt)=2Vmπ Vm=Maximum output voltage of Secondary side RMS…

Q2) Design a Bridge FWR to supply a load of (1002) with the waveform shown in figure from the main power supply of (220 Vrms). Find: - 1- The transformer turns ratio (a). Vo volt) 2- The ripple voltage. Vm = 12 V 3- The Vdc value. 4- The RMS value of the output voltage. V(p-P) = 0.1 V 5- The ripple factor. 6- The value of capacitor filter. (assume ideal diodes) T= 0.01 sec. t(sec.)

Q2) Design a Bridge FWR to supply a load of (1002) with the waveform shown in figure from the main power supply of (220 Vrms). Find: - 1- The transformer turns ratio (a). Vo volt) 2- The ripple voltage. Vm = 12 V 3- The Vdc value. 4- The RMS value of the output voltage. V(p-P) = 0.1 V 5- The ripple factor. 6- The value of capacitor filter. (assume ideal diodes) T= 0.01 sec. t(sec.)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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