Problem # 4In the circuit shown below. Determine the followinga. Vs (at the secondary)b. Vout (across RL)c. Vrip (ripple votage)d. VpCe. PIV (Peak Inverse Voltage)10:1Dy1ISV msOuiputRL2.2 k2D, 50 pFAll diodes are IN4001.alleee

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Problem # 4 In the circuit shown below. Determine the following a. Vs (at the secondary) b. Vout (across RL) c. Vrip (ripple votage) d. VDC e. PIV (Peak Inverse Voltage) 10:1 Dy 1IS V ms Output D, 50 pF 22 M All diodes are IN4001. llele