Question 3 Figure 2 shows a center-tapped full wave rectifier circuit when a 100 V peak sine wave is applied to the primary winding. If the peak input in Figure 2 is changed to 220V draw the voltage waveforms across each half of the secondary winding and across RL for TWO (2) complete input cycle voltage. Also determine the Vout, current through R. and PIV rating for each diode. Assume D, and D2 are practical diode model. 2:1 +100 V -- IN4001 Vin OV RL -100 V 10 k2 IN4001 Figure 2 allle lell

Question 3 Figure 2 shows a center-tapped full wave rectifier circuit when a 100 V peak sine wave is applied to the primary winding. If the peak input in Figure 2 is changed to 220V draw the voltage waveforms across each half of the secondary winding and across RL for TWO (2) complete input cycle voltage. Also determine the Vout, current through R. and PIV rating for each diode. Assume D, and D2 are practical diode model. 2:1 +100 V -- IN4001 Vin OV RL -100 V 10 k2 IN4001 Figure 2 allle lell

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