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AC -> DC

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Redstone_guy

1 month ago

[BLOCKED]

MamadouLamineBouare

4 weeks ago

Think you to analyzey my making

Redstone_guy

4 weeks ago

I’m not even angry that you blocked my comment. I’ll admit that I could have phrased better, or at least described how to rectify the whole sine wave as opposed to just pasting a link with the fix implemented. But a FWBR (full-wave bridge rectifier) typically has the connection of both anodes (that same wire connection you have linked to the live side of your Voltage source here) connected to ground

MamadouLamineBouare

4 weeks ago

Sorry for blocking you, I didn't mean to. How do I unblock you?

Redstone_guy

4 weeks ago

I don’t think it’s possible to unblock comments. It’s alright, though.

Redstone_guy

4 weeks ago

What I was getting at with your FWBR configuration is that, in terms of diode polarity and power connection, it behaves as only one diode, which in practice is a HALF-wave rectifier

MamadouLamineBouare

4 weeks ago

Yes, that's what I noticed; there's no difference in the simulation.

MamadouLamineBouare

4 weeks ago

Are you the programmer of the application?

Redstone_guy

3 weeks ago

I’m just a user with some electronics skills. I’m not on the EveryCircuit development team

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