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Transcribed Image Text:**Full-Wave Rectifiers**
**17.** Find the average value of each voltage in the figure.
The diagrams illustrate voltage waveforms for full-wave rectifiers. Each graph depicts the output voltage over time, showing the transformation of an AC input into a DC output.
**(a)**
- The waveform oscillates from 0 V to a peak of 5 V. It demonstrates a typical full-wave rectification pattern, with positive voltage peaks and zero-level sections between cycles.
**(b)**
- The waveform reaches a peak voltage of 100 V, with sections returning to 0 V. The pattern repeats regularly, characteristic of full-wave rectification with consistent peak voltage.
**(c)**
- This waveform maintains a minimum voltage of 10 V and peaks at 20 V. The upward shift indicates a DC offset, showing that the rectification process raises the whole waveform above 0 V.
**(d)**
- The waveform ranges from -15 V to +25 V. This graph shows the oscillation of the waveform above and below a 0 V baseline, resulting in both positive and negative peaks.
Each of these diagrams showcases different aspects and configurations of full-wave rectified voltage outputs, key for understanding rectification in electrical engineering.
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