4) Consider the half-wave rectifier circuit shown below. The ac input voltage tothe circuit is a 60 Hz signal from a power transformer.MR752Vout+6.3 V (rms)47000 µFRLa) What is the peak output voltage across the load resistor, assuming RL = 102? Account for the voltage drop across the diode (look it up!).b) Estimate the voltage ripple, assuming the same load resistance.

Circuit Vrms = 6.3 = Vm2Vm = 6.32c = 47 mF , Rl = 10Ω(a) Peak o|p voltage across load RL→During…

4) Consider the half-wave rectifier circuit shown below. The ac input voltage to the circuit is a 60 Hz signal from a power transformer. MR752 Vout +6.3 V (rms) 47000 µF R. a) What is the peak output voltage across the load resistor, assuming RL = 10 2? Account for the voltage drop across the diode (look it up!). b) Estimate the voltage ripple, assuming the same load resistance.

4) Consider the half-wave rectifier circuit shown below. The ac input voltage to the circuit is a 60 Hz signal from a power transformer. MR752 Vout +6.3 V (rms) 47000 µF R. a) What is the peak output voltage across the load resistor, assuming RL = 10 2? Account for the voltage drop across the diode (look it up!). b) Estimate the voltage ripple, assuming the same load resistance.

Electric Motor Control

10th Edition

ISBN:9781133702818

Author:Herman

Publisher:Herman

Chapter59: Motor Startup And Troubleshooting Basics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 12SQ: How is a solid-state diode tested? Explain.

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