FIG. 2.172Problem 272.7 Full-Wave Rectification28. A full-wave bridge rectifier with a 120-V rms sinusoidal input has a load resistor of I kf2.a. If silicon diodes are employed, what is the de voltage available at the load?b. Determine the required PIV rating of each diode.e. Find the maximum current through each diode during conduction.d. What is the required power rating of each diode?29. Determine v, and the required PIV rating of each diode for the configuration of Fig. 2.173. Inaddition, determine the maximum current through each diode.RA3100 VIdeal diodes-100 V2.2 k2FIG. 2.173Problem 29."30. Sketch v, for the network of Fig. 2.174 and determine the de voltage available.PROBLEMS 1251489100 VIdeal diodes+-100 V2.2 k22.2 k22.2 k21489FIG. 2.174Problem 30.*31. Sketch v, for the network of Fig. 2.175 and determine the de voltage available.1489170 VIdealdiodes4.2.2 ka2.2 kQ-170 V2.2 k2FIG. 2.175Problem 31.2.8 Clippers32. Determine v, for each network of Fig. 2.176 for the input shown.8 VIdeal20 V100 k22 ka-20 VFIG. 2.176Problem 32.33. Determine v, for each network of Fig. 2.177 for the input shown.12 VSi2.2 k2Si1.8 k210 k2-12 V(а)(b)FIG. 2.177Problem 33.126 DIODE APPLICATIONS*34. Determine V, for each network of Fig. 2.178 for the input shown.20 VIdealIdeal2.2 k2C9-5 V6+5 V(a)(b)C15C16 g

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28. A full-wave bridge rectifier with a 120-V rms sinusoidal input has a load resistor of I kfn. a. If silicon diodes are employed, what is the de voltage available at the load? b. Determine the required PIV rating of each diode. e. Find the maximum current through each diode during conduction. d. What is the required power rating of each diode?

28. A full-wave bridge rectifier with a 120-V rms sinusoidal input has a load resistor of I kfn. a. If silicon diodes are employed, what is the de voltage available at the load? b. Determine the required PIV rating of each diode. e. Find the maximum current through each diode during conduction. d. What is the required power rating of each diode?

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