Full wave rectifier explained-

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This circuit is a clear indication of the current flow when a signal (most commonly a sine wave) gets rectified into a fluctuating DC-Voltage. The behaviour of a full wave rectifier consists of 4 diodes of which only conduct when a certain voltage/current type enters either one of them i.e. positive or negative. Above is shown perfectly in the circuit simulation.
Pause the sim to view the current flow very easily.

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