Full wave rectifier with 2 diodes

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Full wave rectifier with 2 diodes and 2 transformers 

published 10 years ago

elettronico

10 years ago

Your voltage generator is shorted. Remove the short and connect the resistor to ground

nrg_physics_rapper

10 years ago

I am new to this topic. Can you please elaborate?

UncleRick

10 years ago

You have a direct short by way of a wire connecting the top of the supply to the bottom.

UncleRick

10 years ago

The suggestion by elettronico will work, but only partially. Only one diode will be used.

stelthwarior

10 years ago

The voltage is shorted because you have the vertical line in the middle connecting the two sides of the voltage supply. I believe you need four diodes to make a full wave rectifier or two diodes a resistor and a transformer. You need to put a transformer where that vertical line is that's shorting your voltage supply.

stelthwarior

10 years ago

Actually you need two transformers. Check this circuit out http://www.visionics.a.se/html/curriculum/Experiments/FW%20Rectifier/Images%5CImage166.gif

usernames

10 years ago

Stelthhwarior is right, you need 4 diodes or 2 diodes and one transformer with a center tap, could use 2 transformers.

nrg_physics_rapper

10 years ago

Thank you everyone :)

nrg_physics_rapper

10 years ago

nrg_physics_rapper

10 years ago

Ohh. Now I understand.

nrg_physics_rapper

10 years ago

:) 👍

nrg_physics_rapper

10 years ago

Heyyy

jose1979

10 years ago

;-)

jose1979

10 years ago

Hello

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