Select any diode from LTSpice Library. (The type of diode should either be RECTIFIER or SILICON) Create a Half-Wave Rectifier circuit. Use a resistor of 1000 Ohms. Input Voltage should be 85VAC - 50Hz, if the last number of your student number is ODD. Input Voltage should be 95VAC - 65Hz, if the last number of your student number is EVEN. Plot both the Input voltage and output voltage. Determine the Voltage drop across the diode by subtracting the output voltage to the input voltage peaks. Create a Bridge-Type Full Wave Rectifier Circuit. Repeat the steps done on the Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
Select any diode from LTSpice Library. (The type of diode should either be RECTIFIER or SILICON) Create a Half-Wave Rectifier circuit. Use a resistor of 1000 Ohms. Input Voltage should be 85VAC - 50Hz, if the last number of your student number is ODD. Input Voltage should be 95VAC - 65Hz, if the last number of your student number is EVEN. Plot both the Input voltage and output voltage. Determine the Voltage drop across the diode by subtracting the output voltage to the input voltage peaks. Create a Bridge-Type Full Wave Rectifier Circuit. Repeat the steps done on the Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
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- Select any diode from LTSpice Library. (The type of diode should either be RECTIFIER or SILICON)
- Create a Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
- Use a resistor of 1000 Ohms.
- Input Voltage should be 85VAC - 50Hz, if the last number of your student number is ODD.
- Input Voltage should be 95VAC - 65Hz, if the last number of your student number is EVEN.
- Plot both the Input voltage and output voltage.
- Determine the Voltage drop across the diode by subtracting the output voltage to the input voltage peaks.
- Create a Bridge-Type Full Wave Rectifier Circuit.
- Repeat the steps done on the Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
![I. General Instruction
• Select any diode from LTSpice Library. (The type of diode should either be RECTIFIER or SILICON, See Fig.1)
V Select Diode
OK
Cancel
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type
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RR264M-400
Rohm
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400.0
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RR264MM-400
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
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RRE07VS4S
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
.model RRE07VS4S D(Is=6i
RRE07VTM4S
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
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RRE07VTM6S
Rohm
Rectifier
600.0
0.70
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RRIVWM4S
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
1.00
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1SR154-400
Rohm
Rectifier
500.0
1.00
.model 1SR154-400 D(Is=53
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· FIGURE 1
• Create a Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
• Use a resistor of 1000 Ohms.
• Input Voltage should be 85VAC - 50HZ, if the last number of your student number is ODD.
• Input Voltage should be 95VAC - 65Hz, if the last number of your student number is EVEN.
• Plot both the Input voltage and output voltage.
• Determine the Voltage drop across the diode by subtracting the output voltage to the input voltage peaks.
• Create a Bridge-Type Full Wave Rectifier Circuit.
• Repeat the steps done on the Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
See Sample FA2-P2 uploaded on our GDrive](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F4718cea0-c7b3-4fac-9481-96bd3e00e775%2F870f73da-c38a-44a5-bd8e-6fff49cb78a0%2F5xpatj_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:I. General Instruction
• Select any diode from LTSpice Library. (The type of diode should either be RECTIFIER or SILICON, See Fig.1)
V Select Diode
OK
Cancel
Part No.
Mfg.
type
Vbrkdn[V] Iave[A] SPICE Model
RR264M-400
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
.model RR264M-400 D(Is=5!
RR264MM-400
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
.model RR264MM-400 D(Is=
RRE07VS4S
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
.model RRE07VS4S D(Is=6i
RRE07VTM4S
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
0.70
.model RRE07VTM4S D(Is=
RRE07VTM6S
Rohm
Rectifier
600.0
0.70
model RRE07VTM6S D(Is=
RRIVWM4S
Rohm
Rectifier
400.0
1.00
.model RR1VWM4S D(Is=5.
1SR154-400
Rohm
Rectifier
500.0
1.00
.model 1SR154-400 D(Is=53
>
· FIGURE 1
• Create a Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
• Use a resistor of 1000 Ohms.
• Input Voltage should be 85VAC - 50HZ, if the last number of your student number is ODD.
• Input Voltage should be 95VAC - 65Hz, if the last number of your student number is EVEN.
• Plot both the Input voltage and output voltage.
• Determine the Voltage drop across the diode by subtracting the output voltage to the input voltage peaks.
• Create a Bridge-Type Full Wave Rectifier Circuit.
• Repeat the steps done on the Half-Wave Rectifier circuit.
See Sample FA2-P2 uploaded on our GDrive
![HALF-WAVE RECTIFI
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a. Circuit Schematic
PLACE CIRCUIT HERE
Figure I: Half-Wave rectifier Circuit
b. Half-Wave Signal
12v
-10V
Vino
120v-
-20V
47V
120V
100m](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F4718cea0-c7b3-4fac-9481-96bd3e00e775%2F870f73da-c38a-44a5-bd8e-6fff49cb78a0%2Fq7pwa0j_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:HALF-WAVE RECTIFI
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Open with Google Docs
a. Circuit Schematic
PLACE CIRCUIT HERE
Figure I: Half-Wave rectifier Circuit
b. Half-Wave Signal
12v
-10V
Vino
120v-
-20V
47V
120V
100m
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