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#1. In half wave rectifier,the load current flows
#2. Under normal operating voltage, the reverse current in a silicon diode is about
#3. A half-wave rectifier circuit with a capacitive filter is connected to a 200 volts, 50 Hz ac line. The output voltage across the capacitor should be approximately
#4. The RMS value of a half wave rectifier current is 10 A. Its value for full wave rectification would be
#5. In a bridge Full wave rectifier, if Vm is the peak voltage across the secondary of the transformer, the maximum voltage coming across each reverse biased diode is
#6. The rms value of half wave-rectified sine wave with Im as peak value is
#7. For single phase supply frequency of 50 Hz, ripple frequency in full wave rectifier is
#8. At reverse bias, the number of minority carriers crossing the junction of a diode depends primarily on the
#9. In a crystal diode, the barrier potential offers opposition to only
#10. When voltage applied to a diode is more than PIV, it is likely to result in