The following waveforms are measured on the input and output of a rectifier while driving a resistive load of 592. For a given value Ix=69 (see Appendix A) and through analysis of the respective waveforms, specify, 36) the supply frequency; 37) the peak value of the input voltage (Vm); 38) the rectifier pulse number; 39) the average output current; 40) the mt value of the output current; 41) the ma value of the harmonics present in the output current; 42) the ripple current peak tot peak; 43) the ripple factor of the output current.

The following waveforms are measured on the input and output of a rectifier while driving a resistive load of 592. For a given value Ix=69 (see Appendix A) and through analysis of the respective waveforms, specify, 36) the supply frequency; 37) the peak value of the input voltage (Vm); 38) the rectifier pulse number; 39) the average output current; 40) the mt value of the output current; 41) the ma value of the harmonics present in the output current; 42) the ripple current peak tot peak; 43) the ripple factor of the output current.

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