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1- If we use 5000 μF, we can get a very low ripple voltage. But this is so bad and this a disadvantage, why?

1- If we use 5000 μF, we can get a very low ripple voltage. But this is so bad and this a disadvantage, why?

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1- If we use 5000 μF, we can get a very low ripple voltage. But this is so bad and this a disadvantage, why?

 

2- What happens if we use a very small resistance (few Ohms) or big resistance (100 kOhms) ?

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