DI 9:2 V = 240 Vrms AC f= 60 Hz R: B Figure QB.I A rectifier circuit Referring to the half-wave rectifier circuit in Figure QB.1, diode D; is made of Silicon with Vp 0.7 (i) Draw and label the voltage waveforms Vpri and Vec for two complete cycles on the same axis. (ii) Draw and label the voltage waveform of Vpi and then determine the peak inverse voltage, PIV of diode DI. (iii) Calculate the value of Vopeak) during positive cycle and negative cycle of Vsee.

DI 9:2 V = 240 Vrms AC f= 60 Hz R: B Figure QB.I A rectifier circuit Referring to the half-wave rectifier circuit in Figure QB.1, diode D; is made of Silicon with Vp 0.7 (i) Draw and label the voltage waveforms Vpri and Vec for two complete cycles on the same axis. (ii) Draw and label the voltage waveform of Vpi and then determine the peak inverse voltage, PIV of diode DI. (iii) Calculate the value of Vopeak) during positive cycle and negative cycle of Vsee.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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