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bridge rectifier circuit shown in Figure (1), with a forward diode resistance
Rd=12, and Rd=o for a reverse bias. The input voltage of the circuit is 240V
and 482 load resistance. Determine: The de load current, the power input
efficiency and the PIV rating is required for the diodes.
D4
D1
Rd=10
RL=480
Vs
Vrms
Vo
D3
D2
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