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    The Schematic: 2. Run Simulation

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    The document discusses a half-wave rectifier circuit with a resistive load. It shows the output voltage is lower than the source voltage. The maximum voltage across the resistor is 4.4 Volts. It also derives the ripple voltage through calculations involving the peak voltage, voltage when on, frequency, resistance, and capacitance values. The circuit includes a diode and resistor/capacitor components.

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    The document discusses a half-wave rectifier circuit with a resistive load. It shows the output voltage is lower than the source voltage. The maximum voltage across the resistor is 4.4 Volts. It also derives the ripple voltage through calculations involving the peak voltage, voltage when on, frequency, resistance, and capacitance values. The circuit includes a diode and resistor/capacitor components.

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    The document discusses a half-wave rectifier circuit with a resistive load. It shows the output voltage is lower than the source voltage. The maximum voltage across the resistor is 4.4 Volts. It also derives the ripple voltage through calculations involving the peak voltage, voltage when on, frequency, resistance, and capacitance values. The circuit includes a diode and resistor/capacitor components.

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    The Schematic: 2. Run Simulation

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    The document discusses a half-wave rectifier circuit with a resistive load. It shows the output voltage is lower than the source voltage. The maximum voltage across the resistor is 4.4 Volts. It also derives the ripple voltage through calculations involving the peak voltage, voltage when on, frequency, resistance, and capacitance values. The circuit includes a diode and resistor/capacitor components.

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    1.

    The SCHEMATIC

    2. Run Simulation
    Figure 1: Transient Simulation of a Half-wave rectifier to a resistive load

    a. The Output voltage across the resistor does not match the voltage across the source.

    b. The Maximum Voltage across the Resistor is 4.4 Volts

    3. The DC Sweep

    =

    3.4
    = = 0.85
    4
    4. Derivation of the Ripple Voltage, Vr

    = 700 = 0.7 ; = 60 ; = 2.2 and =


    1 1
    = = = 0.01667
    60

    The Voltage across capacitor is



    () = (1 )

    () = ( )(1 )
    0.01667
    3.8 = 4.3 (2200)
    0.01667
    = = 6.11 105 = 61.1
    2200 0.124

    The circuit

    D1

    D1N4002

    2 2

    R1 C1V
    V1 V
    VOFF = 0 2.2k 1 61.1u
    VAMPL = 5 1
    FREQ = 60

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