Half wave rectifier

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published 11 years ago

jjfs85

11 years ago

Two causes: the diode only allows current to flow in one direction and there is a voltage drop across the diode of about 0.7V.

Voltransistor

11 years ago

Lower the coefficientcy of the diode down below 500m, and put a capacitor that's higher than 40uF in, after the diode in parallel of the resistor.

kyutae

11 years ago

Your supply voltage is very low.

harshith

11 years ago

Diode will be reverse biased... Hence it does not conduct during negative cycle of the input... During the positive cycle the diode conducts but there will opposite 0.7 volts hence the small time gap between output and input...

hmwaleed2

11 years ago

Just put the voltage to 13 ......

suyash01

11 years ago

If i increases the saturation current of the diode to its max then also there is a slight difference in the output wave and input wave. In the example section i saw the same cuircuit which is perfect with the things i used.

suyash01

11 years ago

How can i adjust the potential of an ac source

creeek

11 years ago

Click the source, spanner and then the frequency. Then you can change voltage from 1v

suyash01

11 years ago

If i click on the voltage the source becomes dc source and when i click back again on ac source the voltage drops to 1v.

suyash01

11 years ago

Got it

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