5. Turn off the function generator and build the following circuit. Make sure that thezener diode cathode is on the positive voltage side as shown below before you turnon the function generator again.R1D4 D1220D54.3V+C1RL+22µzenerVs(N)D3 D29V sin(27 50 t)Measure and/or calculate the peak amplitude of v, peak-to-peak ripple voltage, DCvalue of vL, and the DC load current for the three RL values used previously.RL330 Q560 Q1.2 kQVLpeakVrpIPPVLDC measuredVLDC calculatedILDC calculated5.c) Compare the results of capacitor-only and zener diode filter circuits.Explain the advantages and disadvantages of each filtering technique.

A full-wave rectifier is connected across the function generator. It rectifies the sinusoidal wave.…

5. Turn off the function generator and build the following circuit. Make sure that the zener diode cathode is on the positive voltage side as shown below before you turn on the function generator again. R1 220 D5 4.3V D4 D1 + C1+ RL + 22µ zener VsN) D3 D2 9V sin(27 50 t) Measure and/or calculate the peak amplitude of vL, peak-to-peak ripple voltage, DC value of vL, and the DC load current for the three RL values used previously. RL 330 Q 560 Q 1.2 ko VLpeak VrpIPP VLDC measured VLDC calculated ILDC calculated 5.c) Compare the results of capacitor-only and zener diode filter circuits. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of each filtering technique.

5. Turn off the function generator and build the following circuit. Make sure that the zener diode cathode is on the positive voltage side as shown below before you turn on the function generator again. R1 220 D5 4.3V D4 D1 + C1+ RL + 22µ zener VsN) D3 D2 9V sin(27 50 t) Measure and/or calculate the peak amplitude of vL, peak-to-peak ripple voltage, DC value of vL, and the DC load current for the three RL values used previously. RL 330 Q 560 Q 1.2 ko VLpeak VrpIPP VLDC measured VLDC calculated ILDC calculated 5.c) Compare the results of capacitor-only and zener diode filter circuits. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of each filtering technique.

Electric Motor Control

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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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