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Any advice on bridge rectification would be nice

published 6 years ago

Electronics3038

6 years ago

Press the clock symbol ., 👍

chrisfud

6 years ago

Thanks

hurz

6 years ago

The DC offset 10V is not needed and wont exist. AC source suppose to be 240V rms, which is a 339Vpeak instead of 240Vpeak

chrisfud

6 years ago

240v RMS/0.707 = 339v peak right? What does the DC offset mean? I’m still learning electronics.

Robert_Kidd

6 years ago

Intentionally or not, you have 10V DC superimposed on your AC signal. Reduce the 10V to 0V. Yes, 240V RMS/0.7 =339V Peak (as does 240 x sq rt 2).

Robert_Kidd

6 years ago

Attach ground to junction of two diode anodes instead and monitor this as well as your dc output point, then you should see what you were expecting.

hurz

6 years ago

Fine, @robbi_kiddi you are reading some more thread on everyvircuit timeline, great! Just reference, no need to copy and paste information. LOL here one of hundred references you can read on this topic http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5798532605542400

hurz

6 years ago

move "ground" zero volt reference will help you to interprete better the voltages at your application circuit part, the cspacitor and the load. Later on you might have more to connect and to monitor!

Robert_Kidd

6 years ago

That’s already been said.

hurz

6 years ago

a lot was already said, my little troll @robbi_kiddi

hurz

6 years ago

Here for any troll the chance to help, go ahead @robbi_kiddi do your best first http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5440619424776192

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