Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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1. create a circuit which will only accept the positive half cycle and consider the diode as a Silicon, but this time apply a capacitor to smooth out the pulsating dc (make it as smooth as possible).
2. create a circuit that will only accept the negative half cycle and consider the diode as a Silicon, but this time apply a capacitor to smooth out the pulsating dc (make it as smooth as possible).
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