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Homework: Chapter Three: Assignment 4

The document provides homework assignments on analyzing half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits. It includes sketching output voltages and determining dc levels for various rectifier configurations using practical silicon diodes. Students are tasked with analyzing the output waveforms and voltages for bridge rectifiers, and calculating average voltages across loads for full-wave rectifier networks operating with silicon diodes.

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Homework: Chapter Three: Assignment 4

The document provides homework assignments on analyzing half-wave and full-wave rectifier circuits. It includes sketching output voltages and determining dc levels for various rectifier configurations using practical silicon diodes. Students are tasked with analyzing the output waveforms and voltages for bridge rectifiers, and calculating average voltages across loads for full-wave rectifier networks operating with silicon diodes.

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Homework: Chapter Three

Half-wave Rectifiers
Assignment 4
1- Sketch the output vo and determine the dc level of the output voltage for each of the following figures
shown below. (Use the practical model)
A-

B-

C-
2- Assuming a practical silicon diode with (0.7V). Determine the Vm of vi from the given dc level.

Fig. 1

3- For the network of Fig. 2, sketch vo. Assume the practical SI diode is used.

Fig. 2

Full-Wave Rectifiers
1- Notice that all the diodes are reversed from circuits shown earlier in the chapter three.
i- Draw the output voltage waveform for the bridge rectifier.
ii- Find the average voltage (Vdc) across the RL.

Fig. 3
2- Find the average value (Vdc) of each voltage in Fig. 4

Fig. 4

3- Sketch vo for the networks of Fig. 5 and determine the dc voltage available.

Fig. 5

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