FULL WAVE RECTIFIER😁😁

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            FULL WAVE RECTIFIER             


Junction  diode  as full wave rectifier
Junction diode as a full wave rectifier. A full wave rectifier consists of a transformer, two junction diodes D1 and D2 and a load  resistance R1. The input a.c. signal is fed to the primary coil P of the transformer. The two ends A and B of the secondary S are connected to the p-ends of the two diodes D1 and D2 . The secondary is tapped at its central point T which is connected to the n ends of the two diodes through the load resistance Rl .

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At any instant, the voltages at the end A (input of D1) and end B (input of D2) of the secondary  with respect to  the centre tap T will be out of phase of a.c. input, and the end A is positive and the end B is negative with respect to the centre tap T. Then the along diode  D1 gets forward biased and conducts current along the path AD1 XYTA, as indicated  by the solid arrows. The diode D2 is reverse biased and does not conduct . During the negative half cycle , the end A becomes negative and the end B becomes positive with respect to the centre tap T .The diode D1 gets reverse biased and does not  conduct . The diode D2 conducts current along the path BD2XYTB , as indicated by broken arrows .As during both half cycles of input ac the current through load , flows in the same direction so we get a pulsating dc voltage across Rl . Since output voltage across he load resistance Rl is obtained for both half cycles of input ac , this process is called full wave rectification and the arrangement used is called full wave rectification.

USES OF FULL WAVE RECTIFIER




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