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An arrangement of four or more diodes in a bridge circuit configuration which provides the same output polarity for either input polarity. It is used for converting an alternating current (AC) input into a direct current (DC) output.

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I'm a senior in high school working on creating a portable and modular wind turbine. It's not innovative, but we'll be using it to help vulnerable communities utilize pre-typhoon (pre-hurricane) winds ...
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I am working on a low noise 5A 0-24V linear power supply. I cannot decide which rectifier I should use. Bridge Rectifier KBU10M is rated for 10A, but I doubt it would be able to handle this current. ...
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I'm building a circuit to control a stepper through the generation of two sine waves, 90 degrees apart. It's reasonably simple and has been previously tested, almost without changes, on a breadboard. ...
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This comes from an LT application note, but I found the topology in other circuits too. The rest of the schematic isn't really relevant, this is the section I'm interested in: It seems to me some ...
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I'm designing a system that involves multiple microcontrollers all operating at 5V DC, that are ultimately supplied power via USB (also 5V DC). However, components can be rearranged by the end user, ...
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In Ned Mohan, Power Electronics, ISBN 9781118074800, p. 113, Ch. 5 Rectification of Utility Input Using Diode Rectifiers, the following statement is made without elaborating, The figures referenced: ...
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I am working on a project for an electric vehicle charger which makes use of a bridgeless PFC rectifier. I don't understand why most of the reference designs for bridgeless PFC rectifiers have a diode ...
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I have the following circuit where the transformer has two independant secondary windings and is modelled with perfect magnetic coupling between all three windings. The only "parasitic" ...
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I'm having an issue with a part of a circuit I am trying to design. Essentially what the entire device does is providing surge protection for 2 active lines and a neutral (actives split by 120 degrees)...
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I'm learning about the full bridge rectifier, and I was curious about the smoothing capacitor. I understand how the circuit works and the purpose of choosing the right capacitor. But, I'm curious if ...
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I was trying to simulate a full wave bridge rectifier in Altium Designer. But I don't know why the input wave is coming like that.
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So the solution to a homework problem has this: Voltage ripple for 3 phase HALF wave rectified 240√2 - 240√2 sin30 and Voltage ripple for 3 phase FULL wave ...
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Given a zener of 4.7V with a knee current of 1mA and a maximum power dissipation of 1W . Design a regulated power supply to deliver a load current ranging from 0 to 50 mA. Given an AC Supply of 230 ...
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I need to run this rectifier circuit in Simulink and confirm the signals in the oscilloscope. May I get assistance in how to do the connections of the components? This is how it looks in Tinkercad, I ...
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A full-wave bridge circuit from The Art of Electronics third edition: A dc power supply with the bridge circuit we just discussed looks as shown in Figure 1.62. In practice, you generally buy the ...
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