c=R Figure P9.44 5 In the full-wave power supply shown in Figure P9.44 the diodes are 1N4001 general-purpose silicon diodes with a rated peak reverse voltage of 10 V and Vine = 156 cos(377t) n= 0.04231 V, = 0.2 V IL = 2.5 mA V = 5.1 V a. Determine the actual peak reverse voltage across the diodes. b. Explain why these diodes are or are not suitable for the specifications given.

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