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Discussion and calculations 1. Compare between the practical and theoretical results for input and output voltages 2. What design parameters of the half wave single-phase rectifier? 3. How do you calculate VRM of a half wave rectifier?. 4. How do I know if my rectifier is single phase ? 5. Design a single phase uncontrolled RL half wave rectifier with R=1KQ , L=500 mf and calculate the Vo &lo
Transcribed Image Text:Discussion and calculations
1. Compare between the practical and theoretical results for input and output
voltages .
2. What design parameters of the half wave single-phase rectifier?
3. How do you calculate VRM of a half wave rectifier?.
4. How do I know if my rectifier is single phase ?
5. Design a single phase uncontrolled RL half wave rectifier with R=1KO ,
L=500 mf and calculate the Vo &lo.
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