A half-wave rectifier uses dio de, with internal resistance assumed to be constant at 402. If the applied voltage v = 230v and frequency of 50HZ with a step down ratio of4:1 to a load resistance RL= 800 Q, find 1- The maximum , average, and RMS values of current 2- D.C. output voltage 3- The efficiency of rectification

A half-wave rectifier uses dio de, with internal resistance assumed to be constant at 402. If the applied voltage v = 230v and frequency of 50HZ with a step down ratio of4:1 to a load resistance RL= 800 Q, find 1- The maximum , average, and RMS values of current 2- D.C. output voltage 3- The efficiency of rectification

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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