Consider the full-wave rectifier circuit below. RL= 10 kS, V₁ = 0.7V, the input voltage V₁ = 120sin(2 60t) V(rms). The transformer turns ratio ₁ = 20, where N₁ is the number of N₂ turns in the primary and N₂ is the number of turns in each of the secondary winding. a) Plot Vs and Vo on the same graph for two periods, assuming there is no capacitor (C = 0). b) Determine the capacitor value so that the ripple voltage is limited to 1V. Plot the output voltage on the graph from part a) c) Indicate on the graph where diode D₂ has the maximum reverse bias and determine Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV). D1

Consider the full-wave rectifier circuit below. RL= 10 kS, V₁ = 0.7V, the input voltage V₁ = 120sin(2 60t) V(rms). The transformer turns ratio ₁ = 20, where N₁ is the number of N₂ turns in the primary and N₂ is the number of turns in each of the secondary winding. a) Plot Vs and Vo on the same graph for two periods, assuming there is no capacitor (C = 0). b) Determine the capacitor value so that the ripple voltage is limited to 1V. Plot the output voltage on the graph from part a) c) Indicate on the graph where diode D₂ has the maximum reverse bias and determine Peak Inverse Voltage (PIV). D1

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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