The half-wave rectifier in Figure 2–19 has a 250-μF filter capacitor and a 1.5-kOhm load. The ac source is 120 V rms with frequency 60 Hz. The voltage drop across the silicon diode is 0.7V. Assuming light loading, find (a) the dc value of the load voltage; (b) the peak-to-peak value of the ripple (c) the %-ripple (d) plot vin(t), vR(t) (output without the filter cap) and vL(t) (output with the filter cap) all on the same graph

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The half-wave rectifier in Figure 2–19 has a 250-μF filter capacitor and a 1.5-kOhm load. The ac source is 120 V rms with frequency 60 Hz. The voltage drop across the silicon diode is 0.7V. Assuming light loading, find

(a) the dc value of the load voltage;

(b) the peak-to-peak value of the ripple

(c) the %-ripple

(d) plot vin(t), vR(t) (output without the filter cap) and vL(t) (output with the filter cap) all on the same graph

FIGURE 2-19 When load
vc(t) = vL(t)
resistance R, is connected
across the filter capacitor,
the capacitor charges and
discharges, creating a load
voltage that has a ripple
voltage superimposed on
a dc level.
v(t)
ripple voltage
VPR
Vpp Vdc
Vpr
waveform with
filter capacitor
disconnected
waveform with filter
capacitor and load
resistance connected
´discharge
(load)
charging
load resistance
current,
when input
pulses are
current,
Ewhen input
pulses are
e;
RL
present
absent
Transcribed Image Text:FIGURE 2-19 When load vc(t) = vL(t) resistance R, is connected across the filter capacitor, the capacitor charges and discharges, creating a load voltage that has a ripple voltage superimposed on a dc level. v(t) ripple voltage VPR Vpp Vdc Vpr waveform with filter capacitor disconnected waveform with filter capacitor and load resistance connected ´discharge (load) charging load resistance current, when input pulses are current, Ewhen input pulses are e; RL present absent
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