8. For an half-wave rectifierwith resistive load: a) Verify that output average voltage is V рeak b) If the average current passing through the 60 ohm load is 2.2 A, calculate the rms value of the supply voltage of the rectifier. c) Draw the reactance-frequency characteristics of a 50 microfarad capacitor between 0 Hz d) Draw the reactance-frequency characteristics of a 80 milihenry inductor between 0 Hz to 1 Khz by using 100HZ steps. 1 Khz by using 100HZ steps.

8. For an half-wave rectifierwith resistive load: a) Verify that output average voltage is V рeak b) If the average current passing through the 60 ohm load is 2.2 A, calculate the rms value of the supply voltage of the rectifier. c) Draw the reactance-frequency characteristics of a 50 microfarad capacitor between 0 Hz d) Draw the reactance-frequency characteristics of a 80 milihenry inductor between 0 Hz to 1 Khz by using 100HZ steps. 1 Khz by using 100HZ steps.

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