Q.3) The input voltage to a Full-wave rectifier employing a center - tapped step-down transformer and two silicon diodes is 220V rms ,and the transformer has turns ratio (n =0.125 ). Draw the rectifier circuit diagram when it is connected to a (1002) load and find 1- the average value of the voltage across the load 2- the average power dissipated by the load. 3- the minimum PIV rating required for each diode).

Q.3) The input voltage to a Full-wave rectifier employing a center - tapped step-down transformer and two silicon diodes is 220V rms ,and the transformer has turns ratio (n =0.125 ). Draw the rectifier circuit diagram when it is connected to a (1002) load and find 1- the average value of the voltage across the load 2- the average power dissipated by the load. 3- the minimum PIV rating required for each diode).

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Chapter4: Transmission Line Parameters

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