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00:53:40

please help me y I can't get the desired waveshape for the full wave rectifier?

published 11 years ago

rafideee

11 years ago

Pls help me someone

rbrtkurtz

11 years ago

Without any sort of smoothing or voltage regulation, that is the shape a rectifier puts out. It doesn't help that your voltage source is 1V @ 1KHz. Try 50-60Hz for something more realistic. Then set the voltage amplitude to whatever you like. Mains voltage...whatever. Then to smooth it out, the easiest option is a capacitor in parallel with your load. There's a formula to calculate your ripple % and all that, but we won't get into that. Just start with 100uF and see how that looks.

Voltransistor

11 years ago

Rbrtkurtz is right, I usually use 120v, 60Hz, I live where every wall outlet is 120v @ 60Hz. I'm used to it.

rafideee

11 years ago

Thanks.......:)

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